Partnership
Every EA shall work within their own organisation, in partnership with other EAs and with other regulators and stakeholders, to make best use of joint resources and to maximise their impact on local, regional and national priorities.
This means...
Work in partnership
EAs shall seek opportunities to work within their own organisations and with other regulators and stakeholders to develop:
- priorities, targets, interventions and service delivery methods
- joint planning, joint work programmes and joint training
- the most effective use of resources and funding
- cross administrative boundary working
- advice and guidance
- publicity, campaigns and communications
- best practice
- coordinated enforcement activity
- sharing intelligence, data and information
- consistency and effectiveness
- new services
- the response to reactive demands
- the best outcomes
- the delivery of justice
- safer, stronger and healthier communities
Governance
EAs shall have arrangements in place to ensure:
- their views are represented within liaison, policy and governance groups at local, regional and national levels
- they provide information to politicians, senior managers and practitioners on the decisions of such groups and on their work as regulators
Toolkit
to be available by September 2009.
