Scrutiny Boards definition

Scrutiny Boards means to the County Council’s Scrutiny Management Board, Scrutiny Advisory Boards, and the Cumbria Health Scrutiny Committees.

Examples of Scrutiny Boards in a sentence

  • Scrutiny Boards (general) The overall role and function of scrutiny is to hold decision-makers to account and secure improvements in local practice for local people via a contribution to policy development and review.

  • Scrutiny Boards will comprise of Elected Members selected to represent the political balance of the local authority.

  • Regulations that established the health scrutiny function3 state that Scrutiny Boards should take account of all relevant information available.

  • Under provisions in the Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007, this now includes information identified and provided by the LINk. As such, the relationship between the LINk and the Council’s Scrutiny Boards will be key.

  • The Scrutiny Support Unit is the primary source of support for, and co-ordination of, the work of the Council’s Scrutiny Boards.

  • Finance See Appendix 2i Staffing See Appendix 2ii Governance Board members will be responsible to their Local Corporate Parenting Boards and Scrutiny Boards for the activities of the SYRAA on behalf of local children and families.

  • Accordingly Councillors will be involved throughout the LDP process through a variety of techniques: ▪ Overview & Scrutiny: There are four Overview Boards and four Scrutiny Boards which have a watching brief over Council policies and services.

  • Finance Staffing Governance Board members will be responsible to their Local Corporate Parenting Boards and Scrutiny Boards for the activities of the SYRAA on behalf of local children and families.

  • LDP preparation will be monitored by the Environment, Regeneration and Culture Overview and Scrutiny Boards.