Lack of Member Engagement Sample Clauses

Lack of Member Engagement. 5.1.1.1 Engagement of Elected Members is fundamental because only the Local Authority, through the Elected Members can command the degree of democratic accountability required of public services. 5.1.1.2 Increased Member engagement will be essential to ensure that examples of best practice are picked up and mainstreamed as NRF funding comes to an end. Local projects which are recognised as delivering successfully need to be picked up within the Local Area Agreement (LAA). 5.1.1.3 This issue arose in the context of: • Lack of adequate Member engagement in some of the constituency pilot areas. • Lack of Member involvement in the development of some of the Constituency Area Agreements (CAAs). It was apparent from the evidence given that there were variations in levels of Member consultation and engagement amongst the pilot constituencies. In some areas Members felt fully consulted but in others there appeared to be little Member involvement in the development of the CAA. Some of this may have been due to the time constraints for the submission. Areas of good practice where Members have been fully consulted and engaged need to be replicated across all constituencies. • Lack of full engagement with Members not involved in Constituency Strategic Partnership (CSP) pilots on either the pilots or the roll out across the city. 5.1.1.4 This is clearly a two way street. Officers need to ensure that Members are fully engaged in all LAA matters. Reports should be included on constituency committee agendas and not dealt with as separate briefing matters. This will also ensure that local residents are properly informed. 5.1.1.5 We were advised that a presentation took place for all Members of the Council in July 2006 and there was evidence that when drafting the Xxxxx Xxxx CAA, briefing sessions were held for Members but that attendance was mixed. However, it was generally accepted that, for whatever reason, there is insufficient buy-in by Elected Members and that there is work to be done in this area to ensure that all Members are adequately briefed. 5.1.1.6 The recent Local Government White Paper moves Local Area Agreements from the margins to the mainstream – they are the centrepiece of the new performance frameworks. Local Area Agreements are no longer just about specific funding for specific targets. There are some 35 agreed targets to cover everything Local Government delivers on its own or in partnership, supported by all resources in the area. Local Strategic Part...
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