1.
That
the number of cameras across the county borough be reduced to be compliant with
existing legislation and Codes of Practice as set out at Appendix 1 of the
circulated report.
2.
That
the proposal that the CCTV service moves to a demand-led model be approved, and
that the implementation of this recommendation be deferred until 1 April 2017.
This would mean active monitoring generally only taking place at the weekend
and bank holidays. During other times, cameras will remain operational but no
active monitoring would be taking place.
.
3.
That
an update report be brought to Committee in early 2016 setting out the proposed
methodology and timetable for developing the business case for establishing a
joint service with the City and County of Swansea that tests the cost benefits
of establishing a joint CCTV service either on a CCTV only scope, or, extending
the CCTV service on joint basis to include other complementary functions.
4.
That officers be authorised to
finalise arrangements with Bridgend County Borough Council to deal with the
Council’s out of hours telephone response service to coincide with any
reduction in CCTV monitoring out of hours.
5.
That
the Head of Corporate Strategy and Democratic Services be authorised to
implement the recommendations of the Cabinet Board, including entering into
agreements to effect the necessary changes within the overall cash limit
approved for the service.
6.
That
the Head of Corporate Strategy and Democratic Services reports no less frequently
than quarterly to the Policy and Resources Scrutiny Committee on levels of
crime and disorder across the county borough so that Members can maintain an
overview of the impact of the changes being recommended.