The Cabinet Member is asked to agree the Post 16 Transport Policy for 2017/18.
Financial Implications:
It is anticipated that Post 16 Transport will require a commitment of £1.68m. Details will be outlined in the report to Education and Young People’s Cabinet Committee on 30 March 2017.
Legal Implications:
KCC has a duty to consult on and publish its Post 16 Transport Policy Statement each year. Whilst there is no statutory duty to provide transport for Post 16 Learners there is a duty to consider applications for assistance with transport and to enable access to education. The transport policy sets out how KCC will meet this duty and what learners in special circumstances can expect by way of support.
Equality Implications:
There are no equalities implications that have not been considered during previous consultations on the Post 16 Transport Policy.
The matter referred to in the Business Plan or Medium Term Capital Programme
Decision type: Key
Reason Key: Affects more than two Electoral Divisions;
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Division affected: (All Division);
Notice of proposed decision first published: 22/02/2017
Contact: Scott Bagshaw, Head of Fair Access 03000415798 Email: scott.bagshaw@kent.gov.uk Email: scott.bagshaw@kent.gov.uk Tel: 01622 694185.
Consultees
It will be discussed by the Education &
Young People’s Cabinet Committee on 30th March 2017.
Other consultation planned or undertaken:
KCC has a duty to consult on and publish its Post 16 Transport
Policy Statement each year.
Financial implications: It will be discussed by the Education & Young People’s Cabinet Committee on 30th March 2017. Other consultation planned or undertaken: KCC has a duty to consult on and publish its Post 16 Transport Policy Statement each year.
Legal implications: 17/00027