Julia Goldsworthy MP

Working for Falmouth and Camborne

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Local Government Reform and Devolution in Cornwall

I am trying to gauge the views and opinions from you over the proposed devolution of powers to a new Unitary authority for Cornwall

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More power for Cornwall

1. Would you support efforts to enable elected Cornish representatives to decide how European and other economic development aid is spent?:

	Yes
	No

2. Would you support efforts to enable elected Cornish representatives to decide what Cornwall's economic development priorities should be?:

	Yes
	No

3. Would you support efforts to enable elected Cornish representatives to decide what Cornwall's strategic planning priorities should be?:

	Yes
	No

4. Would you support efforts to enable elected Cornish representatives to decide how many houses should be built and how many should be 'affordable'?:

	Yes
	No

5. Would you support efforts to enable elected Cornish representatives to decide how hospital and health services should be configured?:

	Yes
	No

6. Do you have other suggestions for devolved decision-making and powers which should be held in Cornwall, rather than outside?:

7. Other Comments?:

Local decision-making

8. Do you agree that decisions which affect only one community should be made by people in that community and not by people outside it?:

	Yes
	No

9. Do you agree that parish and town councils (or amalgamations of parish and town councils) should be given the opportunity and resources to run more local public services for their communities?:

	Yes
	No

10. Other comments?:

Bringing health and social care together

11. Do you support joining the powers and funding of Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Primary Care Trust with the local authority's provision of social care under a single elected and accountable body?:

	Yes
	No

12. Other comments?:

Savings

13. If anticipated savings are secured, do you believe that these should be used in enhancing local services?:

	Yes
	No

14. If anticipated savings are secured, do you believe that these should be used in cutting local taxes?:

	Yes
	No

15. If anticipated savings are secured, do you believe that these should be used in other ways? Please specify...:

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