My Medway Council Complaint.. Did Rehman Chishsti earn his salary as Portfolio holder..

Описание: Did Rehman Chishsti earn his salary as Portfolio holder for community safety at Medway Council..?
Does Rodney Chambers deserve his OBE..?
Just how many Off-Licences does Medway council think is enough..
"One on Every Corner" maybe..!!

So where exactly was Rehman Chishti during 2007 - 2010.. when he was Portfolio Holder for Community Safety and Enforcement at Medway Council..

Promoting himself through the ranks of the Conservative party and campaigning for John McCain in the 2008 US presidential election as well as keeping a fair presence in Pakistan politics.

http://www.newstatesman.com/uk-politi...

Local authorities have a duty under Section
17 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 to
consider the implications for crime and
disorder in policy and decision-making across
their full range of services and do all they
reasonably can to prevent crime and disorder
in their area. They have a variety of tools at
their disposal for setting a strategic
framework to manage the night-time
economy:
• planning law and policy;
• licensing law;
• better security inside premises through the
establishment of the Security Industry
Authority;
• existing provision on litter and noise

FAIL..........!!


Under Section 17 of the Crime and
Disorder Act 1998 the local planning
authority must have regard to the likely
effect on crime and disorder in its area
when determining a planning application.
They must also consider whether the
proposal could be amended or planning
conditions imposed to contribute to the
prevention of crime and disorder.
It is important that full use is made
of this power.

FAIL............!!


The new licensing regime under the
Licensing Act 2003 sets four key licensing
objectives:
prevention of crime and disorder;
prevention of public nuisance;
public safety; and
prevention of harm to children.

FAIL.........!!

The duty to promote the four licensing
objectives falls on anyone carrying out any
function under the Act. This includes not
only personal and premises licence holders
and holders of club premises certificates,
but also, for example, licensing authorities,
the police and environmental health
officers.
• The Licensing Act includes provisions for
licensing authorities to take into account
provisions on local saturation when
considering applications for licences.

FAIL..........!!

Medway Council Streetscene Enforcement Strategy 2006 PDF

Protecting and maintaining the local environment is one of Medway Council's key priorities. This aim links with a number of the Council's other priorities such as reducing crime and anti-social behaviour and promoting pride in Medway.
The quality of the street scene in Medway directly affects the quality of life of people living, working, visiting or studying in Medway. It also has a direct link to fear of crime and the ability of the public to use public open spaces and streets in a confident way. The Council has always recognised the importance of maintaining the environment as a part of achieving its priorities. In order to ensure that this happens the Council has a thorough and comprehensive cleansing service that maintains our streets and ensures that our parks and open spaces are clean and well presented.

FAIL...........!!