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There was submitted a report by the ADP Co-ordinator relative to an update on the work of Renfrewshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership (ADP).
The report intimated that new governance and accountability arrangements had been agreed following an independent review commissioned by the Chief Officers’ Group. From 1 April 2016 the ADP would report directly to the Integration Joint Board (IJB) and it was agreed that the Chair would be the Renfrewshire Health and Social Care Partnership Chief Officer. It was noted that the arrangements would be ratified at the next scheduled meeting of the ADP on 20 June 2016.
It was noted that a paper outlining the planning architecture to support the IJB was currently being developed and this would include arrangements for the ADP and reported to the IJB Board scheduled to take place on 15 September 2016. The report intimated that links would also remain with Renfrewshire Community Planning Partnership structures.As a result of the review, structural changes to support the ADP had also been implemented. The newly established ADP Delivery Group would have key responsibility for planning, performance, implementation of national policy frameworks and the joint financial framework. The Drug Deaths Action Group would continue to review all drug related deaths and discussions were underway to consider Alcohol Related Deaths within the Group’s remit, the Recovery Co-ordination Group would drive forward the recovery agenda and the SPEAR Group would lead in prevention and education initiatives. A copy of the ADP Performance Framework was attached as an appendix to the report.
DECIDED:
(a) That the new governance and accountability arrangements for the ADP be noted;
(b) That it be noted that a series of focus groups and site visits was currently being undertaken by the Care Inspectorate as part of the implementation phase of the Scottish Government’s Quality Framework; and
(c) That the ADP Performance Framework as detailed within the appendix to the report be noted.