Common use of DWP Clause in Contracts

DWP. The DWP Scottish Devolution Programme is responsible for ensuring successful implementation of the DWP elements of the devolved powers. The DWP Scottish Devolution Programme Board is the primary decision-making authority for the programme, providing advice and support to the Senior Responsible Owner who is accountable for the delivery of all elements within the scope of the Scottish Devolution Programme. The SRO of the Social Security Programme will have a standing invitation to the DWP Scottish Devolution Programme Board as observer. • Although the DWP programme structure for the devolution of these powers within DWP is a DWP responsibility, there will be some areas where the SG SRO will provide different roles (i.e. advisory, assurance, authorising) at different times. As these are known, they will be detailed in appropriate ToRs and reflected within the MoU as applicable. • Where appropriate Programmes already exist within DWP delivering change activity in devolved areas, the DWP Scottish Devolution Programme will commission required change through individual Programmes. In such areas decision-making authority will be held jointly between the DWP Scottish Devolution Programme Board and the respective change Board.

DWP.  The DWP Scottish Devolution Programme is responsible for ensuring successful implementation of the DWP elements of the devolved powers. The DWP Scottish Devolution Programme Board is the primary decision-making authority for the programme, providing advice and support to the Senior Responsible Owner (SRO) who is accountable for the delivery of all elements within the scope of the Scottish Devolution Programme. The SRO SROs of the Social Security Programme and the Employment Services Programme will have a standing invitation to the DWP Scottish Devolution Programme Board as observerobservers. •  Although the DWP programme structure for the devolution of these powers within DWP is a DWP responsibility, there will be some areas where the SG SRO will provide different roles (i.e. advisory, assurance, authorising) at different timestimes rather than a formal governance role. As these are known, they will be detailed in appropriate ToRs and reflected within the MoU as applicable. •  Where appropriate Programmes already exist within DWP delivering change activity in devolved areas, the DWP Scottish Devolution Programme will commission required change through individual Programmes. In such areas decision-making authority will be held jointly between the DWP Scottish Devolution Programme Board and the respective change Board.