Responsibilities/accountability of SSAB Members Sample Clauses

Responsibilities/accountability of SSAB Members. All new members will receive an induction pack and meet with the Independent Chair and/or Business Manager before taking a place on the Board to discuss mutual expectations and any areas for personal/professional development. The SSAB will commit to providing members with access to the SSAB multi-agency training where training needs have been identified. Each SSAB member will have responsibility for their own personal development and will be expected to seek support from their own agency and the SSAB in this area if needed. Members are required to have sufficient knowledge of the Care Act (2014) requirements and the wider safeguarding agenda in order to contribute effectively to the work of the SSAB. All SSAB members have a duty to behave objectively when assessing the effectiveness of single and multi-agency safeguarding arrangements, and recommending or deciding necessary steps to resolve problems. This duty should take precedence over their role as a representative of their organisation. It is each individual member’s responsibility to ensure they have an awareness and appreciation of the role and priorities of other member agencies and operate in a way that respects and takes account of different agency culture. There is an expectation that all SSAB members will behave and conduct themselves whilst present at any SSAB meeting. Executive board members are asked that mobile phones are switched off, or in the event, they have to be on, then they are set to silent, and that board members ensure that Personal computers and laptops are not in use during any board meeting. The SSAB does expect its members to participate in full throughout the meeting and full engagement is necessary. If members do require taking a call, then all calls must be taken outside of the meeting. There is an expectation of members that they will ensure the SSAB is consulted about proposed changes within their organisation, which could have an impact on adults at risk. Each member has a duty to support the work of the SSAB and is accountable for the effective communication and dissemination of this work within their organisation in way that promotes positive outcomes for adults at risk. In particular, all SSAB members will be accountable for ensuring the following; - Ensure that information sharing protocols are implemented and understood, - Promote a culture of listening to adults at risk, their families and carers in relation to individual decisions and the development of services, ...
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