Abolition arrangements Sample Clauses

Abolition arrangements. The Institute has been established as a statutory corporation and Crown Body. In the event that Parliament should pass legislation for the Institute to be abolished as a legal entity any such arrangements should be given effect to in accordance with that legislation. If the Institute is abolished, the Department shall put in place arrangements to ensure the orderly abolition of the Institute. In particular, it should ensure that the assets and liabilities of the Institute are passed to any successor organisation and accounted for properly. In the event that there is no successor organisation, the assets and liabilities should revert to the Department, which shall: • ensure that procedures are in place in the Institute to gain independent assurance on key transactions, financial commitments, cash flows and other information needed to handle the abolition effectively and to maintain the momentum of work inherited by any residuary body; • specify the basis for the valuation and accounting treatment of the Institute’s assets and liabilities; • ensure that arrangements are in place to prepare closing annual report and accounts and pass to the C&AG for external audit, and that, for non-Crown bodies funds are in place to pay for such audits. It shall be for the C&AG to lay the final annual report and accounts in Parliament, which include their report on the accounts; • arrange for the most appropriate person to sign the closing annual report and accounts. In the event that another arm’s length body (ALB) takes on the role, responsibilities, assets and liabilities, the succeeding ALB AO should sign the closing annual report and accounts. In the event that the Department inherits the role, responsibilities, assets and liabilities, the Department’s AO should sign; and • meet any abolition costs that the Institute cannot meet within its remaining in-year budget. More broadly, The Department and the Institute are signatories to a keep-well agreement, which sets out arrangements if the Institute is unable to meet its payment obligations. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Permanent Secretary Chief Executive date date (On behalf of the Department for Education) (On behalf of the Institute) APPENDIX 1 - List of delegated authorities‌ These delegated limits must be used in accordance with section 21 of the framework document, which sets out areas where the Institute should seek DfE approval before incurring any expenditure, in line with standard Departmental/ESFA proced...
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