Burrator Parish Council abide by the Freedom of Information Act 2000.  If you would like to obtain copies of information detailed in the Model Publication below,  please contact the Clerk with your request.  A small charge may be made for any copies.

Information available from Burrator Parish Council under the model publication scheme

 

Information to be published How the information can be obtained Cost
Class1 – Who we are and what we do(Organisational information, structures, locations and contacts)

 

This will be current information only

                                   

N.B. Councils should already be publishing as much information as possible about how they can be contacted.

(hard copy and/or website)  
Who’s who on the Council and its Committees (hard copy and/or website)  
Contact details for Parish Clerk and Council members (named contacts where possible with telephone number and email address (if used)) (hard copy and/or website)  
Location of main Council office and accessibility details (hard copy and/or website)  
Staffing structure (hard copy)  
     
Class 2 – What we spend and how we spend it(Financial information relating to projected and actual income and expenditure, procurement, contracts and financial audit)

 

Current and previous financial year as a minimum

(hard copy)  
Annual return form and report by auditor (hard copy)  
Finalised budget (hard copy)  
Precept (hard copy)  
Borrowing Approval letter (n/a)  
Financial Standing Orders and Regulations (hard copy)  
Grants given and received (hard copy)  
List of current contracts awarded and value of contract (hard copy)  
Members’ allowances and expenses (n/a)  
     
Class 3 – What our priorities are and how we are doing(Strategies and plans, performance indicators, audits, inspections and reviews)

 

(hard copy or website)  
Parish Plan (current and previous year as a minimum)  (At discussion stage)  
Annual Report to Parish or Community Meeting (current and previous year as a minimum) (hard copy)  
Quality status (n/a)  
Local charters drawn up in accordance with DCLG guidelines (n/a)  
     
Class 4 – How we make decisions(Decision making processes and records of decisions)

 

Current and previous council year as a minimum

 

(hard copy or website)  
Timetable of meetings (Council, any committee/sub-committee meetings and parish meetings) (hard copy or website)  
Agendas of meetings (as above) (hard copy or website)  
Minutes of meetings (as above) – nb this will exclude information that is properly regarded as private to the meeting. (hard copy or website)  
Reports presented to council meetings – nb this will exclude information that is properly regarded as private to the meeting. (hard copy)  
Responses to consultation papers (hard copy)  
Responses to planning applications (hard copy)  
Bye-laws (hard copy)  
     
Class 5 – Our policies and procedures(Current written protocols, policies and procedures for delivering our services and responsibilities)

 

Current information only

 

(hard copy or website where available)  
Policies and procedures for the conduct of council business: 

Procedural standing orders

Committee and sub-committee terms of reference

Delegated authority in respect of officers

Code of Conduct

Policy statements

 

(hard copy or website where available)  
Policies and procedures for the provision of services and about the employment of staff: 

Internal policies relating to the delivery of services

Equality and diversity policy

Health and safety policy

Recruitment policies (including current vacancies)

Policies and procedures for handling requests for information

Complaints procedures (including those covering requests for information and operating the publication scheme)

 

(hard copy where available)  
Information security policy (Inspection only)  
Records management policies (records retention, destruction and archive) (Inspection only)  
Data protection policies (Inspection only)  
Schedule of charges )for the publication of information) (Inspection only)  
     
Class 6 – Lists and Registers 

Currently maintained lists and registers only

 

(hard copy or website; some information may only be available by inspection)  
Any publicly available register or list (if any are held this should be publicised; in most circumstances existing access provisions will suffice) (inspection only)  
Assets Register (inspection only)  
Disclosure log (indicating the information that has been provided in response to requests; recommended as good practice, but may not be held by parish councils) (inspection only)  
Register of members’ interests (inspection only)  
Register of gifts and hospitality (inspection only)  
     
Class 7 – The services we offer(Information about the services we offer, including leaflets, guidance and newsletters produced for the public and businesses)

 

Current information only

 

(hard copy; some information may only be available by inspection)  
Allotments (n/a)  
Burial grounds and closed churchyards (n/a)  
Community centres and village halls (n/a)  
Parks, playing fields and recreational facilities (n/a)  
Seating, litter bins, clocks, memorials and lighting (inspection only)  
Bus shelters (inspection only)  
Markets (n/a)  
Public conveniences (n/a)  
Agency agreements (n/a)  
A summary of services for which the council is entitled to recover a fee, together with those fees (e.g. burial fees) (n/a)  
     
Additional InformationThis will provide Councils with the opportunity to publish information that is not itemised in the lists above    
      
      
      
      
      

Contact details: Mrs Luke, Burrator Parish Council, The Apartment, The Old Bedford Foundry, Lakeside, Tavistock PL19 0AZ or theclerk@burrator.gov.uk

SCHEDULE OF CHARGES

This describes how the charges have been arrived at and should be published as part of the guide.

 

TYPE OF CHARGE DESCRIPTION BASIS OF CHARGE
Disbursement cost Photocopying @ ..p per sheet (black & white) Actual cost *
  Photocopying @ ..p per sheet (colour) Actual cost
     
  Postage Actual cost of Royal Mail standard 2nd class
     
Statutory Fee   In accordance with the relevant legislation (quote the actual statute)
     
Other    
     

 * the actual cost incurred by the public authority