Forward Plan definition

Forward Plan means the document prepared by the Trust pursuant to paragraph 27 of Schedule 7 to the 2006 Act;
Forward Plan means the plan maintained by the Council under Regulations 13 and 14 of the Access Regulations, which contains details of key decisions (within the meaning of those Regulations) to be made over the ensuing four months.
Forward Plan means the Council’s document which sets out the Key Decisions to be taken.

Examples of Forward Plan in a sentence

  • This report does not contain a recommendation on a key decision and has not been referred to in the Forward Plan.

  • This decision is not a key Executive decision and has therefore not been referred to in the Forward Plan.

  • This report does not contain a recommendation on a key Executive decision and has therefore not been referred to in the Forward Plan.

  • The Executive Forward Plan is a list of all non-key and key decisions the Authority intends to take during the next four month period.

  • The council’s Executive Forward Plan can be viewed online for details of executive/key decisions which are scheduled to be taken in the coming months.


More Definitions of Forward Plan

Forward Plan means the plan which sets out key matters to be considered by the Council over the following four months and is updated on a monthly basis
Forward Plan. - means the Council’s Forward Plan
Forward Plan means the Council’s Forward Plan which contains details of all key decisions which it is anticipated will be taken by the Executive or by Council officers. See Appendix 3, Paragraph 15 (Further Information and Guidance).
Forward Plan means a document prepared in accordance with paragraph 27 of schedule 7 of the 2006 Act.
Forward Plan means the plan maintained by the Council under Regulations 13 and 14 of the
Forward Plan means the rolling plan produced in respect of proposed Executive decisions;
Forward Plan means the plan issued on a monthly basis by each Council containing details of all the key decisions which that Council intends to take over the coming four month period