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Structure

Organisational Structure

How the Reform UK group on Birmingham City Council is organised — its officers, the committees it sits on, and the wards it represents.

22

Councillors

16

Wards held

5

Constituencies

33

Committee seats

2

Chairs held

5

Group officers

Scrutiny

The portfolio map

Portfolios are held against each councillor as their committee memberships. These committees are the group's policy coverage.

Corporate & Finance Overview and Scrutiny Committee

3 seats

Economy, Skills and Culture Overview and Scrutiny Committee

2 seats

Education, Children and Young People Overview and Scrutiny Committee

2 seats

Health and Adult Social Care Overview and Scrutiny Committee

2 seats

Homes Overview and Scrutiny Committee

2 seats

Neighbourhoods Overview and Scrutiny Committee

2 seats

Sustainability and Transport Overview and Scrutiny Committee

2 seats

Regulatory & governance

The decision-taking seats

The committees that decide rather than review.

Audit Committee

1 seat

Council Business Management Committee

2 seats

Employment Committee

2 seats

Licensing and Public Protection Committee

3 seats

Licensing Sub-Committee A

1 seat

Licensing Sub-Committee B

1 seat

Licensing Sub-Committee C

1 seat

Standards Committee

1 seat

Trusts and Charities Committee

2 seats · chaired by the group

West Midlands Police and Crime Panel

1 seat · chaired by the group

The base — ward representation

Councillors by constituency

Grouped by UK Parliament constituency on the current boundaries.

Wards marked split are divided between two constituencies and are shown under the seat holding most of their electorate.

Organisational Structure — Reform UK Birmingham