The Community Safety Commissioning Plan set out how the Council would deliver against the Corporate Priorities for a Safer Borough aligned with the Community Safety Partnership’s (CSPs) work relating to anti-social behaviour (ASB) and crime reduction.

Members agreed the Community Safety Commissioning Plan 14-15 (Appendix A of the agenda) on 26 February 2014 at Community Services Committee (Minute ref 317 refers).

The report sought agreement for the re-allocation of the £6,000 budget earmarked for family boot camps to a new project aimed at children and young people from the ages of 5-16 who were survivors/witnesses of violence in the home.

A motion was MOVED by Cllr Kendall and SECONDED by Cllr Sapwell to receive the recommendation in the report.

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY:

2.1. That Members agree the re-allocation of the budget within the Community Safety Commissioning Plan 14-15 awarded to Family Solutions to be re-allocated to deliver the Moving On project aimed at young survivors/witnesses of domestic violence.