Get Involved In Decision Making
There are many ways that your voice can be heard in South Kesteven District Council's decision making process.
You can:
• speak at meetings
• attend meetings of our committees
• take part in consultations and petitions
• contact your local councillors
• view copies of committee reports and minutes
You can:
• speak at meetings
• attend meetings of our committees
• take part in consultations and petitions
• contact your local councillors
• view copies of committee reports and minutes
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Have your say: current public consultations
Feedback we receive is presented to Elected Members of the council and the relevant service and senior managers - and is used to help inform the decisions that are made.
SKDC statement on Modern Slavery
Under the Modern Slavery Act 2015, SKDC is required to notify the Home Office about any potential victims of modern slavery we encounter.
Officers may not be aware they are being trafficked or exploited, and may have consented to elements of their exploitation, Cases are referred via the National Referral Mechanism to be fully considered, even where we cannot be certain that someone is a victim.
(Safeguarding Policy and Procedures 2024-27)
Officers may not be aware they are being trafficked or exploited, and may have consented to elements of their exploitation, Cases are referred via the National Referral Mechanism to be fully considered, even where we cannot be certain that someone is a victim.
(Safeguarding Policy and Procedures 2024-27)
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