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To consider Report No. DSP2003 (copy attached), which sets out a review of the Rushmoor Community Lottery, following the second year of operation, and proposes changes to its working arrangements.
Presented By: Cllr Adrian Newell, Democracy, Strategy and Partnerships Portfolio Holder
Minutes:
The Cabinet considered Report No. DSP2003, which set out a review of the
Rushmoor Community Lottery, following the second year of operation.
Members heard that the Lottery had been operating since July, 2017 and had raised over £53,000 of new money for the
97 local good causes that had signed up. The Cabinet was reminded that it had,
at its meeting in January, 2019, approved the creation
of a Community Forum to allocate amounts from the Community Fund to good causes
in respect of which a grant application had been received. The Forum had met in
July, 2019 and had allocated grants to 16
organisations. Following a review of the allocation process by the Democracy,
Strategy and Partnerships Portfolio Holder, it was proposed that, in future, a
fresh round of grant applications would be invited each time the balance of the
Community Fund exceeded the sum of £10,000.
It was also reported that, in future, the annual report would be
published on the Council’s website and that any adjustments to the scheme in
future should be made by the Portfolio Holder.
The Cabinet RESOLVED that
(i)
the contents of Report
No. DSP2003 be noted;
(ii)
in future years, information
concerning the Rushmoor Community Lottery be included on the Council’s website;
(iii)
the proposed process of
the triggering of subsequent grant application processes, when the balance of
the Community Fund reached a minimum level of £10,000, be approved; and
(iv)
the Democracy, Strategy
and Partnerships Portfolio Holder, in consultation with relevant officers, be
authorised to make any future adjustments to the scheme.