All applications will be considered on their individual merits by a panel of three, consisting of at least one member of Markets and will be final. Major Events team. The panel’s decision Details of the criteria, which will be used for scoring applications, are listed below. Each item will be assessed on the information provided, including any additional evidence and supporting documentation, and the overall sustainability of the business in the market environment. Applications will only be assessed based on what information is provided in this form. Assumptions will not be made and prior knowledge of any trader will not be taken into account. Criteria How will we assess Points this criterion available (relevant questions) 1 Range of goods C1 5 2 Quality of business offer C2 5 3 Quality of display photographs 5 4 business expertise in C3, D2 5 Applicant’s their chosen product area 5 Risk assessment C3 5 Total points achievable 25 Each of the above criteria will be scored using the following methodology: 0 Fails to provide any information / information totally inadequate Inadequate 1 Significant indications that application lacks certain essential Lacking requirements 2 May lack certain essential requirements and causes concerns Concerns 3 Information indicating potential to deliver outcomes Potential 4 Comprehensive and strong information indicating proposal capable Capable of delivering outcomes to the minimum required standard 5 Comprehensive and strong information indicating proposal capable Outstanding of delivering outcomes above the minimum required standard Closing date Completed applications must be returned to Wakefield Council is required by law to protect the public funds it administers. We may share information internally and externally with other organisations responsible for auditing, or administering public funds, or where undertaking a public function, in order to prevent and detect fraud. We may also disclose information to a Specified Anti-Fraud Organisation for the purpose of preventing fraud under Section 68 of the Serious Crime Act 2007. For further information visit .
All applications will be considered on their individual merits by a panel of three, consisting of at least one member of Markets and Major Events team. The panel’s decision will be final. Details of the criteria, which will be used for scoring applications, are listed below. Each item will be assessed on the information provided, including any additional evidence and supporting documentation, and the overall sustainability of the business in the market environment. Applications will only be assessed based on what information is provided in this form. Assumptions will not be made and prior knowledge of any trader will not be taken into account. Criteria How will we assess this criterion (relevant questions) Points available 1 Range of goods C1 5 2 Quality of business offer C2 5 3 Quality of display photographs 5 4 Applicant’s business expertise in their chosen product area C3, D2 5 5 Risk assessment C3 5 Total points achievable 25 Each of the above criteria will be scored using the following methodology: 0 Inadequate Fails to provide any information / information totally inadequate 1 Lacking Significant indications that application lacks certain essential requirements 2 Concerns May lack certain essential requirements and causes concerns 3 Potential Information indicating potential to deliver outcomes 4 Capable Comprehensive and strong information indicating proposal capable of delivering outcomes to the minimum required standard 5 Outstanding Comprehensive and strong information indicating proposal capable of delivering outcomes above the minimum required standard Closing date Completed applications must be returned to Wakefield Council is required by law to protect the public funds it administers. We may share information internally and externally with other organisations responsible for auditing, or administering public funds, or where undertaking a public function, in order to prevent and detect fraud. We may also disclose information to a Specified Anti-Fraud Organisation for the purpose of preventing fraud under Section 68 of the Serious Crime Act 2007. For further information visit .