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Performance Scrutiny Committee - Partnerships |
Holding the Public Services Board to account for their performance. • As the designated Scrutiny Committee for the PSB: a) review or scrutinise the decisions made or actions taken by the Board; b) review or scrutinise the Board’s governance arrangements; c) make reports or recommendations to the Board regarding its functions or governance arrangements; d) consider matters relating to the Board as the Welsh Ministers may refer to it and report to the Welsh Ministers accordingly; e) carry out other functions in relation to the Board that are imposed on it by the Act.
• Maintain a proactive and positive relationship with the PSB; • Monitor the performance of the PSB against partnership plans and priorities as part of the performance cycle; • To ensure democratic accountability and scrutinise the work of the Board; • Use existing legislative powers as necessary to put in place joint arrangements, including ‘co-opting’ persons who are not members of the authority to sit on the committee as required.
Key considerations: • Performance of the PSB against agreed objectives; • Effectiveness of governance arrangements, including budget management, consultation arrangements, procurement procedures, risk management, performance management and accountability arrangements. • Scrutinising the contribution of the Council to the partnership; • Evaluating the overall effectiveness of the partnership: • Ensuing public engagement and citizen focused partnerships and strategies. • Undertake formal consultation on key documents as required. |
Monitor the implementation of any recommendations made to the PSB in relation to the performance of the service area. |
Forward any recommendations made to the PSB to the Minister / Future Generations Commissioner |
Holding partnerships to account for their performance. To include - EAS, Newport Live, Norse, SRS andJoint Commissioning arrangements • Performance of the partners against agreed objectives; • Effectiveness of governance structures; • Undertake formal consultation on key documents as required. |
Scrutiny of community safety issues and associated partnerships: Designated Committee for Crime and Disorder • To consider Councillor Calls for Action (CCfA) that arise through the council’s agreed CCfA process; • To consider actions undertaken by the responsible authorities on the CSP. |
Monitor the implementation of any recommendations made to the any of the Partnerships. |
To advise the Overview and Scrutiny Management Committee of its work programme and its on-going implementation |
For Simultaneous Translation in Welsh please contact Democratic.Services@Newport.Gov.uk in advance of the meeting.
Support officer: Neil Barnett. Scrutiny Adviser
Phone: 01633 656656
Email: Scrutiny@newport.gov.uk
Web site: www.newport.gov.uk/scrutiny