89 Making Experiences Count Quarter 3 Report
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Minutes:
The Customer Service Manager introduced the
report and highlighted the salient points, which included:
- 47 complaints received with 5 cases
still open (it was confirmed that since the report had been
produced these had been resolved to the customers
satisfaction).
- Review of the process in dealing
with complaints using systems thinking principles.
- The new procedure in place to inform
all departments of the death of a resident.
- The number of compliments
received.
- There had been no complaints to the
Ombudsman.
Following presentation of the report the Board
discussed the following areas in more detail:
- The customer complaint in respect of
the closure of a car park early and a resident’s car being
locked in that car park. (The Head of
Environmental Services to be asked to provide a full explanation
into how this happened.)
- The circumstances in respect of the
complaint from BDHT and notification of a planning application.
(The Head of Planning to provide a full explanation.)
- Enforcement complaints and staffing
issues within that team.
- The inclusion of complaints which
were previously classed as service issues, for example car parking
appeals. (This was following a recommendation from the Planning
Policy Task Group Report).
- The closure of the Bracken Close,
Catshill play area. (The Head of Leisure and Cultural Services to
provide information on any future plans for the use of the
land.)
- The new process put in place to
ensure that the details in respect of the death of a resident were
passed to all relevant departments within the Council.
- The decrease in customer enquiries
handled by the Customer Service team and the transfer of customer
contact to experts within the services.
Following further discussion it was
RESOLVED
that the Making Experiences Count – Quarterly Complaints
Report be noted.