REPORTING AND ASSURANCE ARRANGEMENTS. The SRG Chair shall: Report formally, regularly and on a timely basis to the Board on the Group’s activities. Agree a written report for each Health Board meeting outlining the SRG’s discussions on Health Board agenda items and verbal updates on activity where required. Bring to the Board’s specific attention any significant matters under consideration by the Group. The Board will also expect the SRG Chair to report upon the SRG’s activities at public meetings, e.g. AGM, or to community partners and other stakeholders, where this is considered appropriate. Measuring Success: Demonstrating the difference the SRG makes As set out in the Role and Purpose, strategically the Health Board and SRG are seeking to ensure that the SRG influences the work of the Board and ensures that patients, their families and carers are central to all that the Health Board does. Appendix 1 Proposed Standards of Accessible Information These standards have been developed by the Health Board’s Disability and Stakeholder Reference Groups and endorsed by the Board. They should be used in all communications with the public. One point / issue per sentence Use off white non-glossy paper to reduce glare Use uncoated paper weighing over 90gsm Use black type Use pictograms / photos for key messages (as real life looking as possible)
REPORTING AND ASSURANCE ARRANGEMENTS. 3.1 In line with the Guidance for the Operationalisation of the BCF in 2019-2020 the Host Partner in partnership with the relevant Partner shall provide quarterly and annual reports on the overall operation of the arrangements for the Better Care Pooled Fund.
REPORTING AND ASSURANCE ARRANGEMENTS. 6.1 The LPF shall: report each of its meetings formally to the Board via submission of its minutes; bring to the Board’s specific attention any significant matter under consideration by the Forum;
