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He will do so against a background of regulatory stalemate, with press and politicians proposing rival royal charter-backed watchdogs - both due before the privy council around the time of his parliamentary appearances in October.

The next step is for the executive to convene a Family360 Council around the dining-room table, an "upbeat and constructive" feedback session where the executive expresses "gratitude for everyone's help" and invites the family "to jointly create a Development Plan to strengthen family relationships".

Mr Barrett said: "There are clear lessons to be learned by the council around the processes that were followed when deciding to buy out the chief officers from their entitlement to car and annual leave allowances.

A similar concern led some North African councils around the year 400 to discourage new compositions.

There are some unofficial sharia "councils" around the UK, but they have no legal force.

This could theoretically release hundreds of millions of pounds of income for councils around the country.

In part that is born of seeing the experiences in devolved governments and local councils around the UK.

Gruet added Camden planned to assist other councils around the country that wished to take similar action.

"I talked about it in my leadership campaign – it's something that councils around the country are trying to pioneer.

Another four PSPOs drawn up by councils around the country are currently out for public consultation and 19 are under consideration.

The Local Government Association LGAA), which represents councils around the country, welcomed the additional funding for housing, but called on the government to include social rented homes in the package.