Public accountability meeting 26 February – Older people
Meeting overview
This month’s meeting focuses on Older people
Ask a question
The full procedure for asking questions at this meeting is available here: Procedure for public questions
- To ask a question in advance
Send your question to [email protected] before midday on Friday 22 February, please include your name and address with your question. - To ask a question during the meeting using Twitter
To ask a question during the live broadcast, post your question on Twitter using #NYscrutiny
Agenda
| No. | Time | Item | Purpose | Lead |
| 1 | 13:30 | Apologies | Apologies: DCFO, Jon Foster | PFCC |
| 2 | 13:32 | Minutes of previous meeting | To discuss and agree the draft minutes of the previous meeting held on 27 November 2018 and to discuss the action log. | ALL |
| 3 | 13:35 | Questions from the public | To address questions raised by the public in advance in relation to the agenda | PFCC |
| 4 | 13:45 | Older people | To provide a detailed overview of engagement with older people and future challenges and opportunities for discussion and scrutiny. | |
| 5 | 15:00 | Performance / Outcome Updated | Updates will be heard from: North Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service | Deputy Chief Constable Cain T/Area Manager Head of Risk Management, Stuart Simpson |
| 6 | 15:35 | North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service – Baseline Report | NYFRS response to the Baseline Report produced by Dave Etheridge | Chief Fire Officer Andrew Brodie |
| 7 | 15:50 | Questions on Twitter | To address questions raised by the public during the meeting in relation to the agenda | |
| 8 | 15:55 | Any other business | ||
| 9 | 16:00 | Date of Next Meeting | 26 March |
Meeting papers
- 4 – PAM Older People NYP and NYFRS presentation
- 5a – North Yorkshire Police – Performance report – January 2019
- 5b – North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service – Performance report – 1 April to 31 December 2018
- 6 – Baseline Assessment Report of North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service
Public questions
Maurice – Deighton
Is there a police-recommended, easily installed, reasonably priced intercom device available, so that unexpected callers can be asked to identify themselves, without requiring the door to be unlocked and opened? This would provide greater security than fitting a chain.
Vivien – Malton
I am an elderly (74) disabled lady living alone on a farm. I have enjoyed very good service from both the police and the fire brigade when I have called. I worry about poachers who can be violent or threaten to burn the place down or violent burglars who might kill my dog to help them stop my dog alerting me.