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Report Title: Annual Review of the Scheme of Governance 2021/22
Decision number: 2022/24
Author and Job Role: Alison Bolton, Chief Executive
Tšireletso ea Tšireletso: HLALELE
Kakaretso e hlohonolofalitsoeng:
The Scheme of Governance comprises a number of documents which, when taken together, give clarity to the way the Police & Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable discharge their responsibilities. The Scheme sets out how both parties will govern, both jointly and separately, and aims to ensure the business of the PCC and of Surrey Police is conducted in the right way, for the right reasons and at the right time.
The Scheme includes the following documents:
Surrey Code of Corporate Governance 2022
This sets out how the PCC will achieve the core principles of ‘good governance’.
Surrey Decision Making and Accountability Framework
This explains how the PCC will make and publish decisions and arrangements for holding the Chief Constable to account in a fair, open and transparent way
Surrey-Sussex Police and Crime Commissioners’ Scheme of Delegation 2022
This sets out the key roles of the PCC and those functions they delegate to others to carry out on their behalf, including their Chief Executive, Chief Finance Officer and senior police staff within Surrey and Sussex Police.
Surrey-Sussex Chief Constable Scheme of Delegation 2022
This sets out the key roles of the Chief Constable and those functions they delegate to others in Surrey and Sussex Police. It supplements the PCCs’ Scheme of Delegation.
Surrey-Sussex Memorandum of Understanding le Kemiso ea 2022
The MOU sets out how the PCC and Chief Constable will work together to make sure the PCC has sufficient support from Surrey Police in areas such as estates management, procurement, finance, HR, communications and corporate development. There is also a Kemiso ea MoU .
Melao ea Lichelete ea Surrey-Sussex ea 2022
This sets out the framework and policies that allow the PCC and Chief Constable to manage their financial business effectively, efficiently and in compliance with all necessary requirements.
Litaelo tse emeng tsa Konteraka ea Surrey-Sussex 2022
These set out the rules and processes to be followed when procuring goods, works and services. They are designed to make sure that Surrey Police and the Office of the PCC obtain value for money; operate in a fair, open and transparent way; and are compliant with all relevant procurement legislation.
Process of Review
The Office of the Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) and Surrey Police, together with the Sussex OPCC and Sussex Police, have recently undertaken the annual review of all Governance documentation to ensure that it is up to date and fit for purpose. Proposed amendments were reported to the Joint Audit Committee who considered and commented on the adequacy of the Scheme before recommending its approval by the PCC.
All of the documents within the Scheme of Governance have been updated in line with CIPFA guidelines and recommended good practice.
The revised Scheme has now been published and work has been initiated to ensure that the documents are properly disseminated throughout the organisation. ____________________________________________________________
Khothatso
That the Police & Crime Commissioner approves the revised Scheme of Governance following the Annual Review for 2021/22.
Tumello ya Mokomishinara wa Botlokotsebe le Sepolesa
Ke amohela(li)khothaletso:
Saeno: PCC Lisa Townsend (kopi e saenneng e metsi e tšoaretsoeng OPCC)
Letsatsi: 17 Phato 2022
Liqeto tsohle li tlameha ho kenyelletsoa rejistareng ea liqeto.
Libaka tsa ho nahanela
Consultation
Senior colleagues in Surrey Police, Sussex Police, Surrey and Sussex OPCCs and the Joint Audit Committee.
Liphello tsa lichelete
Ha ho litlamorao.
Legal
N / A
Likotsi
No risks arise from this review.
Tekano le mefuta-futa
Ha ho litlamorao.