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Commissioner's decisions

Decision Log 103/2015 – Cancellation of Public Protection Scrutiny Meeting

19th August 2015

The PCC recently took a decision to postpone a meeting with Surrey Police where he was due to scrutinise them on the area of public protection. The attached decision paper gives more information on this decision.

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Decision Log 102/2015 – Sale of Two Former Section Houses in Sunningdale

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