EQUALITY IMPACT ASSESSMENTS 2010 - Falkirk Council

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ORGANISATION SIGN OFF DATA Person carrying out impact assessment Paul Donnelly Service manager For the following questions, tick areas of equality relevance (tick boxes will refer to equality strands – Race, Gender, Disability, Age, Sexual Orientation, Religion/Belief, None) Please highlight the strand(s) where there is risk of a potential or an actual adverse impact in relation to the policy (Yes/No) Race - /No Gender - /No Disability - /No Age - /No Sexual Orientation - /No Religion/Belief - /No Please highlight your assessment of this impact (High/Medium/Low/None) Race - None Gender - None Disability – None Age - None Sexual Orientation - None Religion/Belief - None Conclusions and recommendations for amendments to the policy. a. Please state who/which group or committee considered the options and the decision on what action would be taken. b. If a number of options were considered, summarise these and the reason for selecting one option over any others. c. If no further action is required as a result of the EQIA please explain. a. This framework was considered by the Social work committee and agreement was reached to implement it. b. Not applicable c.No further action is required as a result of the EQIA as there is no adverse impact attached to this framework. Timescales for implementation The framework will be implemented in September 2010 to coincide with the introduction of a pilot Intake service within community care. Methods of publication (identify how/where the policy will be made available and who to – i.e. employees, service users) The policy will be made available to the general public and all relevant groups. The policy will be available on Falkirk council’s website. A leaflet has been produced which will be given to the general public and it will be available in all social work offices within the Falkirk council area. C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\OLK22\2010 Completed Assessments.doc
Monitoring arrangements (identify any key outcomes, actions or timescales for monitoring of the policy) Key outcomes include: A consistent approach to the delivery of service across community care. Equity in service delivery regardless where a service user or care lives. A more efficient and effective community care service that delivers quality services. These outcomes will be monitored through the SWIS system and through an audit of community care teams. Date of next review (Month and Year) Review date 31 st March 2011 C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\OLK22\2010 Completed Assessments.doc
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