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THE DELIVERY PLAN. 1.1 The Organisation shall deliver the Delivery Plan which in its initial form is set out in Annex 1 and which as to its format for future years is set out in Annex 2. 1.2 The Delivery Plan:- 1.2.1 sets all the outputs of the Organisation, the key performance requirements of the Services and includes the performance standards expected; 1.2.2 includes the overall strategy of the Organisation and how the Organisation will deliver the key strategic goals of the Council and the community the Council represents; 1.2.3 details the financial and staffing resources required to enable the Organisation to deliver the Delivery Plan and perform the Services with skill, care and diligence.
THE DELIVERY PLAN. The Organisation’s Delivery Plan for the Contract Year beginning on the Commencement Date is set out in Annex 1. The Organisation shall deliver the Delivery Plan for each subsequent Contract Year to the Council in the format set out in Annex 2. The Delivery Plan:- 1.1 sets all the outputs of the Organisation, the key performance requirements of the Services and includes the performance standards required; 1.2 includes the overall strategy of the Organisation and how the Organisation will deliver the key strategic goals of the Council and the community the Council represents; 1.3 details the financial and staffing resources required to enable the Organisation to deliver the Delivery Plan and perform the Services with skill, care and diligence.
THE DELIVERY PLAN. 2.1 Each Member shall supply to the Company by the relevant date (as defined in clause 2.15 below) in each year sufficient detail of their procurement programme for the forthcoming 4 year period (which shall include details of products or services intended to be procured via the Company and details of any products or services contemplated by the then current Delivery Plan and intended to be procured otherwise that via the Company) in order for the Company to be able to give adequate consideration to the services which it is able to supply to the Members. At the same time, each Member shall proactively consider which services should be supplied by the Company to it and shall inform the Company of the same. 2.2 The Board shall provide to the Members by 1 April of each year an initial draft of the Delivery Plan for the subsequent 4 year period. 2.3 The Delivery Plan shall include an action plan setting out the Company's suggested measures that may be taken by the Company or any Member to further improve the services provided by the Company and when considering the draft Delivery Plan each year, each Member shall make suggestions for possible improvements in or development of the services provided by the Company. The Members acknowledge that any measure which may be implemented by the Company may impact on the fees charged by the Company to its Members. 2.4 The Members shall each give due consideration to the draft Delivery Plan and, in the spirit of mutual cooperation and the objectives of this Agreement, the parties shall work on an informal basis to settle the Delivery Plan for the subsequent year. If the draft Delivery Plan is accepted by 75% of the Members then the draft Delivery Plan shall form the Delivery Plan for the forthcoming year. For the purposes of this clause 2.4, if a Member shall not have rejected the draft Delivery Plan within 30 days of its delivery pursuant to clause 2.2 then such Member(s) shall be deemed to have accepted the draft Delivery Plan. 2.5 If the Delivery Plan is not accepted pursuant to clause 2.4 within 30 days of the provision by the Company of the draft Delivery Plan then the Members will meet with the Company no later than 5 business days after the expiry of such 30 day period to review the draft Delivery Plan in an effort to settle the Delivery Plan for the subsequent year. 2.6 If following the expiry of such 5 business day period and the Company and the Members do not settle the Delivery Plan for the subsequent year by w...

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