Common use of Lead Partner Clause in Contracts

Lead Partner. 3.1.1 As Lead Partner, East Riding of Yorkshire Council (ERYC) will strive to make available all opportunities to make the Partnership sustainable, providing the clear vision and drive needed to make things happen and ensuring inclusive partnership arrangements which enable all sectors/partners to feel equal. 3.1.2 East Riding of Yorkshire Council will make sure that the Partnership is ‘fit for purpose’, and will take action if it is falling significantly short in any aspect of this Agreement. If the Council identifies that the Partnership arrangements as they stand are not delivering its ‘wellbeing’ objectives (see 1.1.2), it would identify and implement alternative arrangements through the Review process described in Section 7. 3.1.3 As Lead Partner, ERYC will nominate a senior officer to act as Partnership Executive Officer (see Section 3.7) who will be responsible for ensuring that the Partnership has put in place the processes needed to achieve the accountabilities set out in Section 3.4 and the risk management arrangements in Section 6. 3.1.4 The list of Lead Partner responsibilities will be expanded and reviewed in Annex A - Roles and Responsibilities, as further Government guidance on the functions and responsibilities of local government and Local Strategic Partnerships is developed.

Lead Partner. 3.1.1 As Lead Partner, East Riding of Yorkshire Council (ERYC) will strive to make available all opportunities to make the Partnership sustainable, providing the clear vision and drive needed to make things happen and ensuring inclusive partnership arrangements which enable enabling all sectors/partners to feel equal. 3.1.2 East Riding of Yorkshire Council ERYC will make sure that the Partnership is ‘fit for purpose’, and will take action if it is falling significantly short in any aspect of this Agreement. If the Council identifies that the Partnership arrangements as they stand are not delivering its ‘wellbeing’ objectives (see Section 1.1.2), it would need to identify and implement alternative arrangements through the Review process described in Section 7. 3.1.3 As Lead Partner, ERYC will nominate a senior officer to act as Partnership Executive Officer (see Section 3.7) who ). This Officer will be responsible for ensuring that the Partnership has put in place the processes needed to achieve the accountabilities set out in Section 3.4 and the risk management arrangements in Section 6. 3.1.4 The list of Lead Partner responsibilities will be expanded and reviewed in Annex A - Roles and Responsibilities, Responsibilities will be expanded and reviewed as further Government guidance on the functions and responsibilities of local government and Local Strategic Partnerships is developed.