Agenda Reports Pack (Public) 15/10/2012, 19.00 - Meetings ...

women. It would also be likely that there would be a negative impact on all male andfemale stall holders, as well as those who shop there.SexualOrientationRecommendations 3 and 4 contained within the Cabinet report are not applicable tothis protected characteristic as this has not emerged as relevant to sexualorientationN/AN/APage 143Human Rights and Children’s RightsWill it affect Human Rights, as defined by the Human Rights Act 1998?Yes. Article 1 of Protocol 1 and Article 8 are relevant. Through the section 106 agreement, the developer hascommitted to relocate any businesses displaced by the CPO. Whilst it cannot be guaranteed that displacedbusinesses will take up these offers the availability of premises will serve to reduce the impact on many of thedisplaced businesses. In deciding whether to proceed with these recommendations in the report, Cabinet needs toconsider the extent to which the decision may impact upon the Human Rights of the landowners and residents andbalance these against the overall benefits to the community which the redevelopment would bring. Members willneed to be satisfied that any interference with these rights is justified in all the circumstances and that fair balancewould be struck between the protection of the rights of individuals and the public interest.Will it affect Children’s Rights, as defined by the UNCRC (1992)?NoSection 03Documents and datareviewedNew researchAnalysis of relevant data and/or undertake researchCensus informationNoneSection 04ConsultationUndertake and analyse consultationConsultation with the public on the planning application.Consultation with local businesses.Tool and Guidance updated for new PSED from 05.04.2011