SCOPE OF THE SINGLE OUTCOME AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

SCOPE OF THE SINGLE OUTCOME AGREEMENT. 3.1 East Ayrshire’s SOA builds on the strategic priorities of the Community Plan, including those delivered by the public sector and the services delivered by the partnership through the voluntary and community sectors. 3.2 Community Planning is enshrined in legislation through the Local Government in Scotland Act 2003, which places a statutory duty on Councils to lead and facilitate Community Planning, with a corresponding duty on a range of public sector agencies to participate in local community planning processes, namely: • East Ayrshire Council • Strathclyde Police • NHS Ayrshire and Arran • Strathclyde Fire and Rescue • Scottish Enterprise • Strathclyde Partnership for Transport. 3.3 The Act has three main elements: • a Duty of Community Planning, ensuring long term commitment to effective partnership working with communities and between Partners; • a Duty of Best Value, ensuring continuous improvement in the delivery of services; and • a Power to Advance Wellbeing, enabling the local authority to work with its Partners in a more innovative and creative way in responding to the needs of communities. 3.4 The East Ayrshire Community Planning Partnership’s SOA is founded upon Section 20 of the Local Government in Scotland Act 2003, which sets out the Council’s general power to advance well-being for its area and persons within that area. This general power is also supported with Statutory Guidance issued under Section 21 of the Act and general guidance issued in support of the November 2007 Concordat.
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SCOPE OF THE SINGLE OUTCOME AGREEMENT. This SOA covers all of the services delivered by Inverclyde Council, including those delivered on behalf of the Council by other partners and/or agencies. In this first year of the SOA it only fully applies to the Council, but it covers many areas and issues which can only be delivered through a partnership based approach with our Community Planning partners. Over the next year we will develop this SOA to fully include the whole Community Planning Partnership. Partners have been consulted with in regard to the Single Outcome agreement and have endorsed the draft at this first stage. They have made a commitment to work together to deliver the local outcomes and national outcomes set out in this SOA and to develop the full partnership SOA. The SOA commits the Council and its partners to delivering the Local Government in Scotland Act 2003, particularly the shared duties under Community Planning, Best Value, Equalities and Sustainable Development. The Community Plan sets out these commitments in more detail, but they are summarised here:
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SCOPE OF THE SINGLE OUTCOME AGREEMENT. 3.1 East Ayrshire‟s three-year SOA, which is subject to review on an annual basis, builds on the strategic priorities of the Community Plan, including those delivered by the public sector and the services delivered on behalf of the Partnership by the voluntary and community sectors. 3.2 Community Planning is enshrined in legislation through the Local Government in Scotland Act 2003, which places a statutory duty on Councils to lead and facilitate Community Planning, with a corresponding duty on a range of public sector agencies to participate in local community planning processes, namely: East Ayrshire Council Strathclyde Police NHS Ayrshire and Arran Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Scottish Enterprise Strathclyde Partnership for Transport. 3.3 The Act has three main elements: a Duty of Community Planning, ensuring long term commitment to effective partnership working with communities and between Partners; a Duty of Best Value, ensuring continuous improvement in the delivery of services; and a Power to Advance Well-being, enabling the local authority to work with its Partners in a more innovative and creative way in responding to the needs of communities. 3.4 East Ayrshire Community Planning Partnership‟s SOA is founded upon Section 20 of the Local Government in Scotland Act 2003, which sets out the Council‟s general power to advance well-being for its area and persons within that area. This general power is also supported with Statutory Guidance issued under Section 21 of the Act and general guidance issued in support of the November 2007 Concordat. 3.5 Wide ranging consultation and engagement with communities, partners and key stakeholders, undertaken during the comprehensive Community Plan Four-yearly Review in 2010/11 has informed the preparation of an updated Community Plan and revised set of Action Plans for full implementation by 1 April 2011. The Community Planning Partnership Single Outcome Agreement 2011-14, developed as part of the Four-yearly Review, underpins the Community Plan and provides a robust performance management framework, ensuring effective links to the national outcomes.
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SCOPE OF THE SINGLE OUTCOME AGREEMENT. The East Dunbartonshire Single Outcome Agreement covers the services delivered by the Council and community planning partners. It identifies that we are clear about our local priorities and their contribution to the delivery of the fifteen national outcomes. The SOA commits the Council and its partners to implementation of the statutory duties of best value and community planning incorporated within the Local Government in Scotland Act, 2003 and the required best value arrangements relevant to equalities and sustainable development.
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SCOPE OF THE SINGLE OUTCOME AGREEMENT. 2.1 The Single Outcome Agreement is intended to cover all local authority services, including those delivered by or with others including Non Departmental Public Bodies, agencies, businesses, the Third Sector and other partners. The first version has been produced within a tight timescale and has therefore drawn on existing strategic documents that have already been subject to consultation with Dumfries and Xxxxxxxx partners and communities. Partners involvement was secured through a web consultation and workshop and it is recognised that further work will be required in 2008 to enhance involvement, ownership and commitment from the wider community. This can be achieved through revisions to the Single Outcome Agreement and through development of the new overarching Community Plan. 2.2 The Single Outcome Agreement will operate according to the principles of Community Planning (Local Government in Scotland Act 2003) by adopting a way of working that helps public agencies to work together with the community to plan and deliver better services that make a real difference to people’s lives. • to make sure people and communities are genuinely engaged in the decisions made on public services which affect them; allied to • a commitment from organisations to work together, not apart, in providing better public services. 2.3 The partners to the Single Outcome Agreement commit to delivering the Local Government in Xxxxxxxx Xxx 0000, particularly the shared duties under Community Planning, Best Value, Equalities and Sustainable Development.
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