Agenda item

(1)          Mr Gough proposed and Mrs Bell seconded the motion that

“the County Council

(a)  Approves the development of a partnership framework to underpin the County Council’s continuing partnership with the Integrated Care System based on the requirements of the White Paper.

(b)  Endorses further exploration with Health leaders to identify shared areas of ambition and opportunities for new ways of working as the Integrated Care System develops.

(c)  Agrees to the principles for partnership working with the emerging Integrated Care System as at section 7 the report.

(d)  Agrees to the transition of the Kent and Medway Joint Health and Wellbeing Board to the Health and Care Partnership Board subject to the agreement of all Partners”.

(2)          Following the debate the chairman put the motion set out in paragraph 1 to the vote and the voting was as follows:

For (50)

Mrs Allen, Mr Baker, Mr Barrington-King, Mr Beart, Mrs Bell, Mrs Binks, Mr Bond, Mr Booth, Mr Brazier, Mr Broadley, Miss Carey, Mr Carter, Mrs Chandler, Mrs Cole, Mr Cole, Mr Cooke, Mr Cooper, Mr Crow-Brown, Mr Dance, Mr Dendor, Mrs Game, Mr Gough, Mrs Hamilton, Mrs Hohler, Mr Holden, Mrs Hudson, Mr Jeffery, Mr Kennedy, Mr Kite, Mr Love, Mr Manion, Mr Marsh, Mrs McArthur, Mr McInroy, Mr Murphy, Mr Oakford, Mrs Parfitt-Reid, Mrs Prendergast, Mr Rayner, Mr Richardson, Mr Ridgers, Mr Robey, Mr Ross, Mr Shonk, Mr Sweetland, Mr Thomas, Mr Weatherhead, Mr Webb, Mr Wright, Mrs Wright.

Against (7)

Mr Brady, Mr Campkin, Ms Dawkins, Mr Harman, Mr Lewis, Mrs Meade, Dr Sullivan.

Abstain (8)

Mrs Brunneau, Mr Chittenden, Mr Daley, Mr Hood, Mr Hook, Mr Lehman, Mr Stepto, Mr Streatfeild.

Motion Carried

(3)          RESOLVED that the County Council:

(a)  Approves the development of a partnership framework to underpin the County Council’s continuing partnership with the Integrated Care System based on the requirements of the White Paper.

(b)  Endorses further exploration with Health leaders to identify shared areas of ambition and opportunities for new ways of working as the Integrated Care System develops.

(c)  Agrees to the principles for partnership working with the emerging Integrated Care System as at section 7 the report.

(d)  Agrees to the transition of the Kent and Medway Joint Health and Wellbeing Board to the Health and Care Partnership Board subject to the agreement of all Partners.