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Additional documents:
Minutes:
The Principal Internal Auditor introduced the report.
Members asked the following:
i) How does Audit work with senior management to get buy-in and what training is given?
ii) If officers make changes, could the document have a change log so the Committee can follow the iterations?
iii) Will the committee receive a report on the key strategic risks facing the Council with scoring/mitigations/actions required?
iv) Can the committee receive a review after 6 months of how things are going?
v) How do we share risk management of shared services?
The officers
answered in order:
i)
The draft Strategy and Framework was shared with
the Senior Leadership Team and Senior Management Team for their input. Internal Audit are currently working with
them to update all corporate and service risk and generate a renewed focus on
risk management. Internal Audit are
planning further support to managers/Heads of Service on the usage of the Risk
Register in the form of formal and ad-hoc training. Heads of Service have been
asked to identify/nominate officers to attend training. The Risk Management Intranet pages have also
been enhanced to provide more information and support for officers
ii)
Yes
iii)
Roles and responsibilities are set out in the
Framework. Executive Councillors should be aware of the key risks in their area
through discussion with their Heads of Service.
The role of the Committee is to review the Strategy, and the
Framework. Officers will consider the
Committee’s request to be sighted on the key strategic risks and how that can
be achieved.
iv)
Yes
v)
Shared Service risks are reported to the Shared
Service Board.
Resolved-
To approve the revised Risk Management Strategy and Framework (appendix a) and agree that officers can make subsequent minor updates and amendments.