Lead Service Commissioning, management and monitoring Sample Clauses

Lead Service Commissioning, management and monitoring. Officers within the Integrated Commissioning Unit will act as the Lead Service Commissioner for PEI services with each PEI service being managed by the relevant service area lead commissioner. A breakdown of this can be found in Appendix A. The Council and the CCG have entered into a memorandum of agreement under Section 256 of the National Health Service Act 2006 which authorises the Council to act on behalf of the Commissioners in making payments to the Grantee as lead of the Integrated Commissioning Unit (ICU) (A partnership between the Council and BCCG) The allocated ICU officers will be responsible for ensuring all services are effectively and efficiently provided, through outcomes specified in funding agreements awarded to the PEI providers. Monitoring arrangements have been established with all PEI providers. Following the initial monthly review for the first 3 months following award, monitoring will take place every quarter with the requirement of an annual report at the end of each year of the funding agreement. A standard monitoring report, which reports on the following for each PEI service: • Outcomes and objectives • Outputs and interventions • Quality assurance • Customer satisfaction • Social capital Overall performance is agreed, through a RAG rating, between the Commissioner and PEI provider. Any variances to agreed performance are followed up according to escalation routes specified in the funding agreement. Funding agreements have been awarded to the majority of PEI providers for three years funding effective from October 2013. There are a number of exceptions to this where funding has been awarded for one year from October 2013. The PEI providers awarded one years funding are Bexley Deaf Centre, Kent Association for the Blind, Carers Support and Crossroads Care South East London. Each awarded funding agreement clearly stipulates the length of funding awarded and details that subject to ongoing performance and general review of the services the Commissioners may vary, remodel, re-price, or decommission all or part of the Funding Agreement. In the event of any recommissioning the Commissioner will give the grantee at least 3 months’ notice where all or part of the outcomes are to be decommissioned and at least one month’s notice of any other changes pursuant to the funding agreement. The ICU will report at regular intervals to the Integrated Commissioning Board on progress on service provision and the budget and make recommendations for c...
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