Gender Equality Scheme - University of Winchester
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significant changes are made to the policy.<br />
Informal Policies, Practices and Procedures<br />
Firstly the informal policies need to be identified<br />
Step 1: panel <strong>of</strong> experts convened to draw up a list <strong>of</strong> informal<br />
policies. Panel to include representation from support &<br />
academic staff and student union:<br />
Proposed panel:<br />
TG, CS, LD, AK/CH, LL (Natfhe and <strong>Equality</strong>), SU Rep<br />
(Sabbatical/EOO/General Manager), PC, LB/NC, JR<br />
Step 2: List sent to departments & faculties and other groups that<br />
exist within the College e.g. Subject Administrators Forum, to<br />
ensure there are no significant omissions.<br />
Step 3: College-wide forum with representation from all<br />
departments/faculties and all grades which will ratify the list,<br />
ensuring there are no major omissions<br />
Once informal policies have been identified ownership will be<br />
decided. Ownership will be approved by Senior Management<br />
Sept 2005<br />
Returned to panel<br />
Dec 2005<br />
Feb 2006<br />
Feb 2006<br />
Informal Policy owners to be notified <strong>of</strong> Impact Assessment March 2006<br />
Screening to be completed and returned (with recommendations)<br />
to EOC<br />
May 2006<br />
decisions on necessity to fully Impact Assess will be made at May 2006 EOC<br />
If NO Impact Assessment required, screening form will be appended to Policy; to be<br />
re-assessed in 3 years and when significant changes are made to the policy<br />
If YES an Impact Assessment required, Policy will be returned to<br />
the originator. Originator must undertake full impact assessment.<br />
Assessment will be supported by EOO but not undertaken by<br />
EOO.<br />
Where an owning body has more than one policy (formal and/or<br />
informal) that is deemed to require a full impact assessment, the<br />
EOC will prioritise the policies. Those policies that are deemed<br />
to be <strong>of</strong> the highest priority will follow this presented timescale.<br />
Others may be delayed (subject to negotiation).<br />
Full Impact Assessment to be done and, where an adverse affect<br />
has been identified, changes implemented by October 2006. A<br />
summary <strong>of</strong> assessment conclusions and policy amendments to go<br />
to EOC in February 2007 for agreement.<br />
Revised October<br />
2007