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Every year, usually at the start of the municipal year (May/June), each overview and scrutiny committee must set and publish its work programme, setting out a list of selected items which they wish to scrutinise during the year ahead.
This session is known as “Visioning”.
A wide range of feeder information, such a performance data, risk analysis, external inspection recommendations and the Executive Forward Plan is considered by members when prioritising their work programme for the year ahead.
The work programme for each committee for the current scrutiny year can be found on the Democracy Hub.
One of the most important sets of information considered, is suggestions from the public. Members of the public are invited to suggest items for scrutiny at any time through the Suggest an Item for Scrutiny form on our webpage (open until 19/6/26)
Members will be undertaking the next round of work programming sessions during July 2026 (8th and 9th of July, and 15th and 16th of July).
Our committee members would welcome your suggestions or comments on what you would like to see them scrutinise in the year ahead.
Please add your suggestion via the Ideas Board on this page or you can email scrutiny@torfaen.gov.uk
Closing date for suggestions is Friday 19th June 2026
Every year, usually at the start of the municipal year (May/June), each overview and scrutiny committee must set and publish its work programme, setting out a list of selected items which they wish to scrutinise during the year ahead.
This session is known as “Visioning”.
A wide range of feeder information, such a performance data, risk analysis, external inspection recommendations and the Executive Forward Plan is considered by members when prioritising their work programme for the year ahead.
The work programme for each committee for the current scrutiny year can be found on the Democracy Hub.
One of the most important sets of information considered, is suggestions from the public. Members of the public are invited to suggest items for scrutiny at any time through the Suggest an Item for Scrutiny form on our webpage (open until 19/6/26)
Members will be undertaking the next round of work programming sessions during July 2026 (8th and 9th of July, and 15th and 16th of July).
Our committee members would welcome your suggestions or comments on what you would like to see them scrutinise in the year ahead.
Please add your suggestion via the Ideas Board on this page or you can email scrutiny@torfaen.gov.uk
Closing date for suggestions is Friday 19th June 2026
