Terms of Reference of the Partnership Board Sample Clauses

Terms of Reference of the Partnership Board. 8.2.1 The terms of reference of the Partnership Board will be as follows: a) To provide leadership, commitment and motivation for a successful collaborative approach and to create and maintain a partnering process and team culture; b) To give direction to the Contract Management Groups and to ensure that the wider strategic and longer term issues are properly considered ensuring that all decision support best value; c) To ensure a consistent approach in the delivery of the Services d) Undertake an annual performance review of the Contractor pursuant to the Service Contract e) Dealing with strategic issues as they arise; f) Undertaking risk assessment overview of the Service; g) Ensuring contract compliance by the Contractor and holding the Contractor to account for any failures/shortfalls; h) Agree on any costs sharing arising in the provision of the Services by the Contractor and to apportion such costs fairly amongst the Partner Authorities; i) Review and agree on the rate of any contract inflationary adjustments prescribed under the Service Contract; j) Reviewing progress, implementation/mobilisation activities, costs and quality; k) Acting, should there be an issue that is beyond the capability or remit of the Contract Management Group members; l) Striving for continual improvement in the delivery of the Services; m) Making/facilitating decisions referred to it by the Contract Management Group; n) Providing resource (where applicable); o) Commissioning legal, project manager consultancy, finance and human resources advice as required
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Terms of Reference of the Partnership Board. 8.2.1 The terms of reference of the Partnership Board will: a) Provide leadership, commitment and motivation for a successful collaborative approach and to create and maintain a partnering process and team culture; b) Give direction to the Contract Management Groups and to ensure that the wider strategic and longer term issues are properly considered ensuring that all decision support best value; c) Ensure a consistent approach in the delivery of the Contracts d) Undertake an annual performance review of the contractors pursuant to the Contracts e) Deal with strategic issues as they arise; f) Undertake risk assessment overview of the Contracts and the Services; g) Ensure that the respective contractors comply with their obligations under their Contracts including holding the contractors to account for any failures/shortfalls; h) Agree on any costs sharing arising in the provision of the services by the contractors under the Contracts and to apportion such costs fairly amongst the Partner Authorities; i) Review and agree on the rate of any inflationary adjustments prescribed under the Contracts; j) Review progress, implementation/mobilisation activities, costs and quality; k) Act, should there be an issue that is beyond the capability or remit of the Contract Management Group members; l) Strive for continual improvement in the delivery of the Services; m) Make or facilitate decisions referred to it by the Contract Management Group; n) Provide resource (where applicable); o) Commission legal, project manager consultancy, finance and human resources advice as required p) Review the performance of the Lead Boroughs in managing the respective Contracts pursuant to clause 10 and change the Lead Borough q) Review the SLAs Annually and advise on any changes r) As necessary, from time to time, facilitate joint Contractor, officer member meetings to review performance of the Contracts
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