Role of ADP Sample Clauses

Role of ADP. ‌ The Aberdeenshire ADP will work in partnership to: - • Provide strategic leadership for partner agencies within Aberdeenshire who play a part in reducing the use of and harm from alcohol and other drugs. • Agree, and then comply with, the Terms of Reference for the Aberdeenshire ADP. • Provide direction and guidance to sub-groups. • Ensure that partnership arrangements enable the appropriate involvement of local organisations with a potential contribution to make to the achievement of agreed local outcomes. • Ensure that the ADP engages with stakeholders including people with lived and living experience, carers, family groups and wider organisations with an interest in alcohol and drug related issues. • Lead on the design and implementation of the local alcohol and drugs strategy and delivery plan which will be based on a collective agreement of evidence-based needs. • Direct the use of resources to best meet local needs in line with local strategy and plans. • Ensure robust performance monitoring arrangements and reporting for the delivery of key outcomes to be achieved by the ADP. • Ensure that the operation of the ADP is appropriately aligned with Aberdeenshire HSCP governance and community planning arrangements through the joint identification of shared outcomes across partners agencies. • Understand that the ADP may not take a final decision on any matter which is the statutory responsibility of any member organisation and may not take any final decision on the allocation of funds which are the sole responsibility of any member organisation, unless given the authority by that member organisation to do so. The ADP may however make recommendations on such matters.
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