Agenda, decisions and minutes

1.1  The Speaker welcomed all Members and guests to the meeting.

 

1.2  A minute silence was held in remembrance of those who lost their lives in the Manchester bombing on Monday evening.

RESOLVED that the following recipients receive an I Love Hackney Mayor’s Civic Award:

 

1.  Janette Collins

2.  Bobby Kasanga

3.  Felicia Ogunle

2.1  The Speaker stated that this was the second anniversary of the I Love Hackney Mayor’s Civic Awards.

 

2.2  Mayor Glanville stated that these awards helped celebrate Hackney’s civic heroes, and not only give a much deserved recognition for their efforts, but would hopefully inspire more people to get involved and make a lasting difference to the Hackney community.

 

2.3  Mayor Glanville thanked his fellow judges and presented a Civic Award to each of the following recipients and outlined their achievements:-

 

1.  Janette Collins

 

Janette Collins founded youth project The Crib, with her friend Karlene Fontilio in 1999 and had been running it ever since, reaching young people, between the ages of 10 and 21, across postcodes and backgrounds. The youth project helped young people find work, stay in education and promoted awareness of gun and knife violence.

 

2.  Bobby Kasanga

 

After being involved with gangs and spending nearly eight years in prison, Bobby Kasanga turned his life and his mind around when he formed Hackney Wick FC, including residents at all levels of the club, from players, to co-operative club owners. He makes sure every club player volunteered in the community for at least two hours a week, and used the club to support a diverse array of activities to support social change, from playing Stonewall FC during LGBT+ history month, to using ethically sourced footballs and half-time oranges for Fairtrade Fortnight. Founded in 2015, Hackney Wick FC had already managed to engage with over 1200 local people and had raised over £16,000 to provide free and affordable access to grassroots football.

 

3.  Felicia Ogunle

 

Felicia started volunteering in Nigeria in 1998 and she had not stopped since. She started volunteering for the British Red Cross in 2000 and now helped fundraise for the charity. Felicia also volunteered at her local church and for the past 14 years had provided food for homeless people through the church, as well as providing support for other vulnerable people in the community. Felicia also volunteered for the Hackney befriending service, she goes above and beyond her call of duty as a befriender.

 

RESOLVED that the following recipients receive an I Love Hackney Mayor’s Civic Award:

 

1.  Janette Collins

2.  Bobby Kasanga

3.  Felicia Ogunle

 

RESOLVED that Councillor Soraya Adejare be elected to serve as Speaker for the 2017/18 Municipal Year.

3.1  Mayor Glanville nominated Councillor Soraya Adejare for the position of Speaker for the 2017/18 Municipal Year. Mayor Glanville gave a personal anecdote of when he had first met Councillor Adejare, stating that she was clearly one to watch.

 

3.2  Mayor Glanville stated that Councillor Adejare was born and raised in Woodberry Down and had long been active in her local community. She had engaged with a broad spectrum of residents and community groups across the borough; this included local schools, business groups, TRAs, youth related organisations, religious groups and charities. Over the past year, Councillor Adejare had supported and deputised for Councillor Sales at 23 events, including 9 citizenship ceremonies and community events.

 

3.3  Deputy Mayor Bramble seconded the nomination.

 

3.4  Councillor Steinberger stated that members of the Conservative Group never voted in favour of a Labour nomination to Speaker, however he wished to note that this was not personal to Councillor Adejare and wished her a good year in office. He added that they would not be putting forward a nomination for Speaker.

 

RESOLVED that Councillor Soraya Adejare be elected to serve as Speaker for the 2017/18 Municipal Year.

 

Votes:

 

For: Majority

 

Against: 0

 

Abstain: 3 (Councillor Odze recorded vote)

 

3.5  Councillor Adejare read aloud and signed her declaration of acceptance of office, which was witnessed by the Chief Executive.

 

  (There was a short adjournment and the dais party left the Chamber where the Speaker received the chains of office. The meeting then reconvened and Councillor Adejare took the Chair).

RESOLVED that Councillor Rosemary Sales be thanked for her contribution to the Council and the Borough of Hackney during her term of office as Speaker.

4.1  Mayor Glanville moved a vote of thanks to the outgoing Speaker, Councillor Sales. Mayor Glanville stated that it had been a year of challenges, both political and otherwise, and Councillor Sales was well equipped to respond to these. Councillor Sales had supported two charities during her time as Speaker, Hackney Migrant Centre and North London Action for the Homeless, which reflected challenges we as a society continued to face and which did not receive enough support. Councillor Sales had also responded to the challenge of hate crime, representing the borough at numerous events and most recently the previous evening at a cross community meeting called about the Manchester attacks.

 

4.2  Outgoing Speaker, Councillor Sales had attended 318 engagements, with some of the highlights being an incredibly moving Holocaust Memorial service, marching in 2016 Pride Parade and the Hackney in Harmony Concert and Klezmer night.

 

4.3  Councillors Levy and Sharer offered their vote of thanks to the outgoing Speaker and made particular reference to the Holocaust Memorial service hosted by the outgoing Speaker, which had been very moving.

 

4.4  Councillor Adejare presented the Past Speaker’s badge and civic album to Councillor Sales, and invited her to respond to the vote of thanks.

 

4.5  Councillor Sales thanked Members for their vote of thanks, officers from the Speaker’s office for all of their support during her time as Speaker, as well as the opportunity to be Speaker for such an amazing borough. Councillor Sales had raised over £23,000 for her chosen charities.

 

4.6  Councillor Sales took the opportunity to congratulate former Deputy Speaker Councillor Adejare on her election as Speaker and wished her all the best for the year.

 

RESOLVED that Councillor Rosemary Sales be thanked for her contribution to the Council and the Borough of Hackney during her term of office as Speaker.

5.1  Apologies for absence were received from Councillors Buitekant, McKenzie and Snell.

6.1  There were no declarations of interest.

 

6.2  The Speaker took the opportunity to remind Members that we were in a period of purdah before the General Election and would all Members refrain from making any campaigning statements during the meeting.

7.1  The Speaker thanked Members for their support and was honoured to take on the role of Speaker. The Speaker referred to the barbaric attack which had taken place in Manchester and prayed for the victims and their families. She stated that it was important to remain united in times like this.

 

7.2  The Speaker stated that she was proud to call Hackney her home and was looking forward to having the opportunity to meet many more people and organisations within the borough. Hackney had seen many changes over the years and was an incredible place now with amazing schools and vibrant and diverse communities.

 

7.3  The Speaker’s nominated charities for 2017/18 were as follows:-

 

§  Skyway – a youth charity based in Shoreditch

§  Access to Sports – a community led, create and innovative sports development project based near Finsbury Park.

§  Off Centre – a counselling, therapy, advocacy, advice and psychosocial service for young people aged between 11 and 25 who live, work or study in Hackney.

 

7.4  It was noted that the Speaker’s consort would be her brother, Olu Adesanu.

RESOLVED that Councillor Clare Potter be elected to serve as Deputy Speaker for the 2017/18 Municipal Year.

8.1  Deputy Mayor Bramble nominated Councillor Clare Potter to serve as Deputy Speaker for the 2017/18 Municipal Year. Deputy Mayor Bramble was pleased to nominate Councillor Potter, who had been a resident of Hackney for the past 16 years. She was a great advocate for the community, gaining mutual trust and respect, representing Brownswood Ward.

 

8.2  Councillor Chapman seconded the nomination for Deputy Speaker.

 

8.3  There were no other nominations.

 

RESOLVED that Councillor Clare Potter be elected to serve as Deputy Speaker for the 2017/18 Municipal Year.

 

Votes: 

 

For:  Majority

Against:  None

Abstentions:  4

 

8.4  Councillor Potter read aloud and signed her declaration of acceptance of office, which was witnessed by the Chief Executive.

 

8.5  Councillor Potter thanked Members for the great honour to serve as Deputy Speaker and support the Speaker of Hackney. Councillor Potter introduced her husband, Bruce Robert Bush as her consort.

RESOLVED that the minutes of the ordinary Council meeting held on 1 March 2017 be approved as a correct record, subject to a couple of amendments which were noted.

RESOLVED that the minutes of the ordinary Council meeting held on 1 March 2017 be approved as a correct record, subject to the following amendments, which were noted:

 

§  Paragraph 6.5 – Councillor Odze stated that his second supplementary question should have stated that the Council should abolish CPZs and not just look at abolishing.

§  Paragraph 7.5 – the last sentence to be deleted.

§  Paragraph 7.7 – Councillor Steinberger stated that campaigning should continue regarding the 73 bus route.

10.1  Mayor Glanville welcomed Members and all guests to the AGM.

 

10.2  Mayor Glanville explained that the AGM was always a civil rather than political event and with the general election and the tragic events of the past 48 hours in Manchester, this was more important than ever. No one should have to live in fear and every one had come together this evening for a minute silence to remember those that lost their lives in this tragic event.

 

10.3  Mayor Glanville stated that more needed to be done to challenge hate and the ideologies surrounding it. The most important thing was to come together and keep calm, carry on and celebrate our values. He added that it was a privilege and an honour to follow in his predecessor Jules Pipes’ footsteps and took the opportunity to admire the refurbishment works that had taken place within the Town Hall, now in its 80^th year.

 

10.4  Mayor Glanville stated that it was important to celebrate Hackney as a place for everyone. The Council, officers and residents up and down the borough working together, committed to fairness and making the borough stronger. He gave examples of where he had witnessed this during his time as Mayor, including meeting one of the Syrian refugee families Hackney had helped to settle and the Youth Hackney Awards.

 

10.5  Mayor Glanville finished by quoting some words from Tony Walsh’s poem ‘This is the Place’ spoken at the vigil the previous evening in Manchester, which he believed celebrated diversity and reflected Manchester’s spirit, as well as our own:-

 

  ‘Because this is a place that has been through some hard times: oppressions, recessions, depressions, and dark times.

 

But we keep fighting back with Greater Manchester spirit, Northern grit, Northern wit, and Greater Manchester’s lyrics.

 

  Because this is a place that understands your grand plans. We don’t do “no can do”, we just stress “yes we can”’.

 

10.6  Responding to the Mayor’s statement, Councillor Levy on behalf of the Conservative Group, stated that the events of Monday evening on defenceless children had cast a long shadow. Councillor Levy gave his heartfelt condolences to the victims and victim’s families and wished those injured a speedy recovery. He added that hatred and intolerance had no place in Hackney and that there was more that unites than divides us. He finished by quoting Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sales:-

 

  ‘To know you made a difference, that in this-all-too-brief span of years you lifted someone’s spirits, relieved someone’s poverty or loneliness, or brought a moment of grace or justice to the world that would not have happened had it not been for you ….

 

  These acts are as close as we get to the meaningfulness of life, and they are matters of everyday rather than heroic virtue’. 

 

10.7  Responding to the Mayor’s statement, Councillor Sharer on behalf of the Liberal Democrat Group, also referred to the recent act of terrorism and the need to carry on as before. He referred to a meeting that  ...  view the full minutes text for item 10.

RESOLVED that the composition of Cabinet and Cabinet Procurement Committee be noted, as set out below, for the 2017/18 Municipal Year:-

 

Mayor and Cabinet:

 

Mayor Philip Glanville

Deputy Mayor Anntoinette Bramble

Cllr Jonathan McShane – Health Social Care and Devolution

Cllr Feryal Demirci – Neighbourhoods, Transport and Parks

Cllr Guy Nicholson – Planning, Business and Investment

Cllr Geoff Taylor – Finance and Corporate Services

Cllr Clayeon McKenzie – Housing Services

Cllr Jon Burke – Energy, Sustainability and Community Services

Cllr Caroline Selman – Community Safety and Enforcement

Cllr Carole Williams – Employment, Skills and Human Resources

 

Mayoral Advisors:

 

Cllr Rebecca Rennison – Advice Services and Preventing Homelessness

Cllr Sem Moema – Private Renting and Housing Affordability

 

Cabinet Procurement Committee:

 

Lead Member for Finance and Corporate Services – Cllr Geoff Taylor (Chair)

Deputy Mayor Anntoinette Bramble

Lead Member for Health Social Care and Devolution – Cllr Jonathan McShane

Lead Member for Community Safety and Enforcement – Cllr Caroline Selman

Substitute Member – Mayor Philip Glanville

 

Member Champions:

 

Mental Health champion – Cllr Tom Rahilly

Heritage champion – Cllr Clare Potter

Fairtrade champion – Cllr Clare Potter

Dementia champion – Cllr Yvonne Maxwell

No place for Hate champion – Cllr Sade Etti

Care leavers champion – Cllr Sophie Conway

Youth employability champion – Cllr Mete Coban

RESOLVED that the composition of Cabinet and Cabinet Procurement Committee be noted, as set out below, for the 2017/18 Municipal Year:-

 

Mayor and Cabinet:

 

Mayor Philip Glanville

Deputy Mayor Anntoinette Bramble

Cllr Jonathan McShane – Health Social Care and Devolution

Cllr Feryal Demirci – Neighbourhoods, Transport and Parks

Cllr Guy Nicholson – Planning, Business and Investment

Cllr Geoff Taylor – Finance and Corporate Services

Cllr Clayeon McKenzie – Housing Services

Cllr Jon Burke – Energy, Sustainability and Community Services

Cllr Caroline Selman – Community Safety and Enforcement

Cllr Carole Williams – Employment, Skills and Human Resources

 

Mayoral Advisors:

 

Cllr Rebecca Rennison – Advice Services and Preventing Homelessness

Cllr Sem Moema – Private Renting and Housing Affordability

 

Cabinet Procurement Committee:

 

Lead Member for Finance and Corporate Services – Cllr Geoff Taylor (Chair)

Deputy Mayor Anntoinette Bramble

Lead Member for Health Social Care and Devolution – Cllr Jonathan McShane

Lead Member for Community Safety and Enforcement – Cllr Caroline Selman

Substitute Member – Mayor Philip Glanville

 

Member Champions:

 

Mental Health champion – Cllr Tom Rahilly

Heritage champion – Cllr Clare Potter

Fairtrade champion – Cllr Clare Potter

Dementia champion – Cllr Yvonne Maxwell

No place for Hate champion – Cllr Sade Etti

Care leavers champion – Cllr Sophie Conway

Youth employability champion – Cllr Mete Coban

RESOLVED that the establishment and composition of the following Committees, Commissions be approved, as set out below, for the 2017/18 Municipal Year:-

 

Appointments Committee: 

 

Mayor Philip Glanville

Councillor Brian Bell

Councillor Anntoinette Bramble

Councillor Robert Chapman

Councillor Christopher Kennedy

 

Audit Committee: 

 

Councillor Brian Bell

Councillor Robert Chapman

Councillor Michelle Gregory

Councillor Sem Moema

Councillor Nick Sharman

Councillor Carole Williams 

 

One Conservative Vacancy

 

Corporate Committee:

 

Councillor Will Brett

Councillor Laura Bunt

Councillor Mete Coban

Councillor Susan Fajana-Thomas

Councillor Katie Hanson

Councillor Christopher Kennedy

Councillor Sally Mulready

Councillor Deniz Oguzkanli

Councillor M Can Ozsen

Councillor Clare Potter

Councillor Nick Sharman

Councillor Vincent Stops

Councillor Jessica Webb

 

Councillor Michael Levy

Councillor Ian Sharer

 

Licensing Committee:

 

Councillor Brian Bell

Councillor Barry Buitekant

Councillor Sophie Cameron

Councillor Sade Etti

Councillor Margaret Gordon

Councillor Christopher Kennedy

Councillor Richard Lufkin

Councillor Sharon Patrick

Councillor James Peters

Councillor Emma Plouviez

Councillor Ian Rathbone

Councillor Caroline Selman

Councillor Peter Snell

 

Councillor Simche Steinberger

One Liberal Democrat vacancy

 

Pensions Committee:

 

Councillor Kam Adams

Councillor Rob Chapman

Councillor Feryal Demirci

Councillor Michael Desmond

Councillor Patrick Moule

Councillor Geoff Taylor

 

Councillor Abraham Jacobson

 

(Co-optees of the Pensions Committee to be appointed at the next Council meeting on 26 July 2017).

 

Planning Sub-Committee:

 

Councillor Will Brett

Councillor Barry Buitekant

Councillor Susan Fajana-Thomas

Councillor Katie Hanson

Councillor Ned Hercock

Councillor Christopher Kennedy

Councillor Vincent Stops

 

Councillor Michael Levy

Councillor Ian Sharer

 

Substitutes:

 

Councillor Brian Bell

Councillor Laura Bunt

Councillor Michael Desmond

Councillor Sem Moema

Councillor M Can Ozsen

Councillor Clare Potter

 

Councillor Benzion Papier

Councillor Dawood Akhoon

Councillor Abraham Jacobson

Standards Committee:

 

Councillor Anntoinette Bramble

Councillor Katie Hanson

Councillor Ben Hayhurst

Councillor Clayeon McKenzie

Councillor Sally Mulready

Councillor Clare Potter

Councillor Jess Webb

 

One Conservative Vacancy

One Liberal Democrat Vacancy

 

(Co-optees of the Standards Committee to be appointed at the next Council meeting on 26 July 2017).

 

Health and Wellbeing Board

 

Cllr Jonathan McShane, Cabinet Member for Health, Social Care and Devolution

Dr Clare Highton, Chair, City and Hackney Clinical Commissioning Group

Paul Haigh, Chief Officer, City and Hackney Clinical Commissioning Group

Cllr Anntoinette Bramble, Cabinet Member, Children’s Services

Anne Canning, Group Director, Children, Adults and Community Health, Hackney Council

Kim Wright, Group Director, Neighbourhoods and Housing, Hackney Council

Dr Penny Bevan, Director of Public Health, Hackney Council

Tracey Fletcher, Chief Executive, Homerton University Foundation Trust

Dr Navina Evans, Chief Executive, East London Foundation Trust

Paul Fleming, Chair, Hackney Healthwatch,

Alistair Wallace representative of the voluntary and community sector

Laura Sharpe, GP Confederation

Raj Radia, Chair, Local Pharmaceutical Committee

 

Corporate Parenting Board

 

Councillor Soraya Adejare

Councillor Anntoinette Bramble

Councillor Mete Coban

Councillor Sharon Patrick

Councillor Anna-Joy Rickard

Councillor Rosemary Sales

 

London Borough of Hackney Integrated Commissioning Committee

 

Councillor Anntoinette Bramble, Cabinet Member for Children’s Services

Councillor Jonathan McShane, Cabinet Member for Health, Social Care and Devolution

Councillor Geoff Taylor, Cabinet Member for Finance and Corporate Services

 

Children and Young People Scrutiny Commission: 

 

Councillor Sophie Conway

Councillor Tom Ebbutt

Councillor Michelle Gregory

Councillor Margaret Gordon

Councillor Christopher Kennedy  ...  view the full decision text for item 12.

RESOLVED that the establishment and composition of the following Committees and Commissions be approved, as set out below, for the 2017/18 Municipal Year:-

 

Appointments Committee: 

 

Mayor Philip Glanville

Councillor Brian Bell

Councillor Anntoinette Bramble

Councillor Robert Chapman

Councillor Christopher Kennedy

 

Audit Committee: 

 

Councillor Brian Bell

Councillor Robert Chapman

Councillor Michelle Gregory

Councillor Sem Moema

Councillor Nick Sharman

Councillor Carole Williams 

 

One Conservative Vacancy

 

Corporate Committee:

 

Councillor Will Brett

Councillor Laura Bunt

Councillor Mete Coban

Councillor Susan Fajana-Thomas

Councillor Katie Hanson

Councillor Christopher Kennedy

Councillor Sally Mulready

Councillor Deniz Oguzkanli

Councillor M Can Ozsen

Councillor Clare Potter

Councillor Nick Sharman

Councillor Vincent Stops

Councillor Jessica Webb

 

Councillor Michael Levy

Councillor Ian Sharer

 

Licensing Committee:

 

Councillor Brian Bell

Councillor Barry Buitekant

Councillor Sophie Cameron

Councillor Sade Etti

Councillor Margaret Gordon

Councillor Christopher Kennedy

Councillor Richard Lufkin

Councillor Sharon Patrick

Councillor James Peters

Councillor Emma Plouviez

Councillor Ian Rathbone

Councillor Caroline Selman

Councillor Peter Snell

 

Councillor Simche Steinberger

One Liberal Democrat vacancy

 

Pensions Committee:

 

Councillor Kam Adams

Councillor Rob Chapman

Councillor Feryal Demirci

Councillor Michael Desmond

Councillor Patrick Moule

Councillor Geoff Taylor

 

Councillor Abraham Jacobson

 

Planning Sub-Committee:

 

Councillor Will Brett

Councillor Barry Buitekant

Councillor Susan Fajana-Thomas

Councillor Katie Hanson

Councillor Ned Hercock

Councillor Christopher Kennedy

Councillor Vincent Stops

 

Councillor Michael Levy

Councillor Ian Sharer

 

Substitutes:

 

Councillor Brian Bell

Councillor Laura Bunt

Councillor Michael Desmond

Councillor Sem Moema

Councillor M Can Ozsen

Councillor Clare Potter

 

Councillor Benzion Papier

Councillor Dawood Akhoon

Councillor Abraham Jacobson

 

Standards Committee:

 

Councillor Anntoinette Bramble

Councillor Katie Hanson

Councillor Ben Hayhurst

Councillor Clayeon McKenzie

Councillor Sally Mulready

Councillor Clare Potter

Councillor Jess Webb

 

One Conservative Vacancy

One Liberal Democrat Vacancy

 

(Co-optees of the Standards Committee to be appointed at the next Council meeting on 26 July 2017).

 

Health and Wellbeing Board

 

Cllr Jonathan McShane, Cabinet Member for Health, Social Care and Devolution

Dr Clare Highton, Chair, City and Hackney Clinical Commissioning Group

Paul Haigh, Chief Officer, City and Hackney Clinical Commissioning Group

Cllr Anntoinette Bramble, Cabinet Member, Children’s Services

Anne Canning, Group Director, Children, Adults and Community Health, Hackney Council

Kim Wright, Group Director, Neighbourhoods and Housing, Hackney Council

Dr Penny Bevan, Director of Public Health, Hackney Council

Tracey Fletcher, Chief Executive, Homerton University Foundation Trust

Dr Navina Evans, Chief Executive, East London Foundation Trust

Paul Fleming, Chair, Hackney Healthwatch,

Alistair Wallace representative of the voluntary and community sector

Laura Sharpe, GP Confederation

Raj Radia, Chair, Local Pharmaceutical Committee

 

Corporate Parenting Board

 

Councillor Soraya Adejare

Councillor Anntoinette Bramble

Councillor Mete Coban

Councillor Sharon Patrick

Councillor Anna-Joy Rickard

Councillor Rosemary Sales

 

London Borough of Hackney Integrated Commissioning Committee

 

Councillor Anntoinette Bramble, Cabinet Member for Children’s Services

Councillor Jonathan McShane, Cabinet Member for Health, Social Care and Devolution

Councillor Geoff Taylor, Cabinet Member for Finance and Corporate Services

 

Children and Young People Scrutiny Commission: 

 

Councillor Sophie Conway

Councillor Tom Ebbutt

Councillor Michelle Gregory

Councillor Margaret Gordon

Councillor Christopher Kennedy

Councillor Emma Plouviez

Councillor Tom Rahilly

3 Labour Vacancies

 

One Conservative Vacancy

Councillor Abraham Jacobson

 

(Co-optees  ...  view the full minutes text for item 12.

RESOLVED that the Hackney nominations to Outside Bodies be approved, as set out below, for the 2017/18 Municipal Year:-

 

Hackney CAB – Cllr Selman

Hackney Community Law Centre – Cllr Oguzkanli

Industrial Dwellings Society – Cllr Fajana-Thomas

Lee Valley Regional Park Authority – Cllr Kennedy

13.1  The Speaker advised that the schedule had been tabled at the meeting.

 

RESOLVED that the Hackney nominations to Outside Bodies be approved, as set out below, for the 2017/18 Municipal Year:-

 

Hackney CAB – Cllr Selman

Hackney Community Law Centre – Cllr Oguzkanli

Industrial Dwellings Society – Cllr Fajana-Thomas

Lee Valley Regional Park Authority – Cllr Kennedy

RESOLVED that the programme of meetings for the 2017/18 Municipal Year be approved, subject to the following amendments:-

 

Working in Hackney Scrutiny Commission be moved from 25 September 2017 to 18 September 2017

 

Health in Hackney Scrutiny Commission be moved from 4 October 2017 to 10 October 2017

 

Audit Committee be moved from 29 June 2017 to 26 June 2017

RESOLVED that the programme of meetings for the 2017/18 Municipal Year be approved, subject to the following amendments:-

 

Working in Hackney Scrutiny Commission be moved from 25 September 2017 to 18 September 2017

 

Health in Hackney Scrutiny Commission be moved from 4 October 2017 to 10 October 2017

 

Audit Committee be moved from 29 June 2017 to 26 June 2017