PURPOSE AND REMIT Sample Clauses

PURPOSE AND REMIT. The primary role of the Board will be to set policies and priorities for the delivery of enforcement of speed limits in order to reduce road casualties and address local concerns about speed related issues across Lancashire. In pursuance of this, the Board will ensure that all partnership activities are directed towards achieving the aims and objectives and specifically: To make decisions on Partnership Policies, Priorities and Strategy To review the level and distribution of enforcement activity undertaken within each area To agree the financial arrangements to of the Partnership To ensure appropriate level of support from within the partner organisations for partnership activities To receive progress reports from the Management Board on the financial position and outcomes achieved by the partnership.
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PURPOSE AND REMIT. The primary role of the Board will be to act as a steering group in matters relating to the management of the Central Lancashire and Blackpool Growth Point. In pursuance of this, the Board will: 1. Provide reports and updates for the consideration of the Central Lancashire and Blackpool Growth Point Leaders and Chief Executives Group.
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PURPOSE AND REMIT. Health and Local Authority Commissioners will work together to improve the quality and provision of services delivered to children and families.
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PURPOSE AND REMIT. The primary role of the Board will be to manage the delivery of enforcement of speed limits and promote a collaborative approach to education and engagement across Lancashire in order to reduce road casualties and address local concerns about speed related issues across Lancashire. In pursuance of this, the Board will ensure that all partnership activities are directed towards achieving the aims and objectives and specifically:
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PURPOSE AND REMIT. The primary role of the Leaders and Chief Executives Group will be to act as a strategic lead in matters relating to the delivery and management of the Central Lancashire and Blackpool Growth Point programme. In pursuance of this, the Group will: 1. Help to maintain support for the objectives of the Central Lancashire and Blackpool Growth Point Programme. 2. Receive reports and recommendations from the Central Lancashire and Blackpool Growth Point Programme Management Board. 3. Approve updated versions of the Central Lancashire and Blackpool Programme of Development as submitted by the Programme Management Board. 4. Consider and approve recommendations from the Board regarding allocations of Growth Point grant to fund the planned approval of partner projects (revenue and capital) in the current year and approve the list of projects planned to be delivered in the following year based on the provisional grant offer (including, for information, any funding awarded through CIF) based on the approved Programme of Development and subject to the totals approved for Blackpool BC and the total of all the other Growth Point partners seeking to be within equitable parameters.. 5. Receive reports from the Board on the outcomes delivered following the end of each project. 6. Delegate responsibility to the Programme Management Board to approve, through the spending year and in advance of the annual updating of the Project Action Plan, amendments to the specific allocations of funding approved by the Group. Such approval to reallocate funding would only apply to projects which were clearly identified within the approved Programme of Development, including reserve projects. Any reallocations would be required to ensure that overall allocations were kept within equitable parameters. 7. Help to identify linkages between the Central Lancashire and Blackpool Growth Point Programme and other projects or policies that can add value to the programme.
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PURPOSE AND REMIT. The primary role of the Board will be to manage the delivery of enforcement of speed limits and promote a collaborative approach to education and engagement across Lancashire in order to reduce road casualties and address local concerns about speed related issues across Lancashire. In pursuance of this, the Board will ensure that all partnership activities are directed towards achieving the aims and objectives and specifically: To ensure appropriate level of resources are allocated within Local Authority Partner Areas. To receive reports from the Partnership Treasurer on partnership income and expenditure. To monitor the level of enforcement activity undertaken within each Area and assess effectiveness in addressing partnership aims and objectives. To agree progress reports for submission to the Executive Board. To encourage a collaborative approach to education and engagement and any other appropriate activities to reduce road casualties across Lancashire and to share good practice.
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