Basis for joint working Sample Clauses

Basis for joint working. 2.1 The preferred shared service model is an arrangement made under s101 of the Local Government Xxx 0000. A Joint Committee (JC) with councillors from both authorities will be created to oversee the performance of the shared service. The composition of the committee is to be determined by the Parties, in accordance with statutory requirements, on a basis that adheres to the starting principle of parity of control between the parties. 2.2 The key objectives governing the work of the JC will be;  To provide best value services to the joint population of the two boroughs and seek continual improvement in service delivery having regard to economy, efficiency and effectiveness, across the combined area of the two authorities.  To facilitate genuine joint working, through a single service provided across boundaries and utilising shared resources. In particular:-  A single workforce, under the employ of Kettering Borough Council (KBC) as the host employer, to be deployed across the combined area according to the needs of the shared service;  A single fleet of vehicles and plant procured by KBC as the contracting authority capable of working across the combined area to ensure the efficient and effective use of resources;  Shared depot(s) in suitable location(s) to best serve the needs of the combined area 2.3 The parties will work together in; good faith, a spirit of mutual trust, an open, co- operative and collaborative manner for the duration of this Memorandum of Understanding. in order to endeavour to procure the successful implementation of the Shared Services Project and thereafter its successful ongoing operation. Both parties  will respond in a timely manner to all relevant requests from the other party.  to share the total costs of undertaking the Shared Services Project in a manner to be developed and agreed by both parties. 2.4 Each of the Authorities shall provide the required representatives to attend all meetings of the Joint Steering Group, Joint Project Board, Joint Project Team and Joint Committee. 3.0 Joint Steering Group (JSG) – Operates during implementation phase 3.1 The parties agree to establish a Joint Steering Group (JSG) made up of elected members and officers from both parties to oversee the planning and implementation phase of the shared service. The composition of the JSG and its purpose are set out in Appendix 1 of this document. 3.2 The JSG will be supported as required by officers from both parties with the aim of sharing eq...
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