2012 AGM Minutes - Community Transport Association
2012 AGM Minutes - Community Transport Association
2012 AGM Minutes - Community Transport Association
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A vote was taken and the <strong>Minutes</strong> were agreed unanimously as a true record of the<br />
meeting. There were no matters arising.<br />
4 REVIEW OF 2011/12 BY THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE<br />
The Chief Executive of the CTA, Keith Halstead (KPH) provided a review of the<br />
<strong>Association</strong>’s activities during 2011/12, under the strategic directions contained in<br />
the CTA’s Strategic Plan: Support and work with our members; Provide a national<br />
voice; Connect locally; Promote high standards; and Ensure an effective UK-wide<br />
<strong>Association</strong>.<br />
Specific achievements under each of these five strategic directions were:<br />
Support and work with our members<br />
During 2011/12 the CTA: Reviewed our communications with members; Developed<br />
a new three-year contract with Hampshire County Council for the MiDAS scheme;<br />
supported and promoted the ABI Insurance website for volunteer drivers; developed<br />
a new Volunteering Strategy in Northern Ireland; and secured funding from the<br />
Department for <strong>Transport</strong> (DfT) for CT On-line.<br />
Provide a national voice<br />
During 2011/12 the CTA: Contributed to new DfT guidance to local authorities on<br />
community transport in England; launched State of the Sector for Scotland Report in<br />
the Scottish Parliament; presented to the Regional Development Committee in<br />
Northern Ireland; and established a Cross-Party Group on CT in Wales.<br />
Connect locally<br />
During 2011/12 the CTA: Provided events across the UK attended by 750 delegates;<br />
delivered 20 consultancy projects; managed the Northern Ireland Road Safety Grant<br />
programme; engaged with 76 local authorities in England; developed 4 pilot projects<br />
for deep rural localities in Wales; and supported Section 22 provision across<br />
England, Scotland and Wales.<br />
Promote high standards<br />
During 2011/12 the CTA: Achieved Charity Commission and VOSA endorsement of<br />
the CTA Quality Mark; engaged with traffic commissioners and VOSA; supported<br />
members through our work with local authorities in England; and supported nonemergency<br />
patient transport projects in Wales.<br />
Ensure an effective UK-wide <strong>Association</strong><br />
During 2011/12 the CTA: Elected 4 new trustees to the Board; invested in<br />
communications/IT; developed a new Governance Handbook; and implemented<br />
improved financial reporting systems.<br />
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