Remits and memberships of groups designing the National Care Service: FOI release

Information request and response under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002.


Information requested

The remit and memberships (names, job titles and organisation/department) for the following groups:

  • COM Reference Group
  • TOM Reference Group
  • Programme Delivery Board
  • Health and Social Care Management Board
  • Health and Social Care Assurance Board

Response

An exemption(s) under section(s) s.38(1)of FOISA applies to some the information you have requested.

Under Data Protection legislation we cannot release the names of civil servants who work for the Scottish Government or those who work for other organisations in order to safeguard their data protection rights, however where officials work for the Scottish Government in the capacity of the Senior Civil Service we may disclose that information.

COM/TOM Reference Group Remit:

Specifically, the Reference Group will:

  • provide collective insight and expertise to shape and guide the development of the material shared with it,
  • provide advice and views to help ensure that the positive difference the NCS needs to make is fully informed by those who are involved in, and understand the different parts of the health and care system in Scotland,
  • provide a view of the wider system impact, dependencies, and liabilities for the NCS and wider reforms.

COM/TOM Reference Group Membership:
[Redacted] - Alliance Scotland
[Redacted] - Carer Scotland
[Redacted] - Care Inspectorate
[Redacted] - Care Inspectorate
[Redacted] - Care Inspectorate
[Redacted] - Close the Gap
[Redacted] - Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland
[Redacted] - Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland
[Redacted] - Confederation of Scottish Local Authorities
[Redacted] - Glasgow Disability Alliance
[Redacted] - NHS
[Redacted] - Glasgow Council
[Redacted] - Glasgow Council
[Redacted] - NHS Lothian
[Redacted] - Edinburgh Council
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - Scotland Excel
[Redacted] - Scottish Association for Mental Health
[Redacted] - British Association of Social Work
[Redacted] - Scottish Care
[Redacted] - Scottish Social Services Council
[Redacted] - Social Work Scotland
[Redacted] - Social Work Scotland
[Redacted] - South Lanarkshire Council
[Redacted] - Children in Scotland
[Redacted] - Partners in Advocacy
[Redacted] - Scottish Care
[Redacted] - Highland Council
[Redacted] - Who Cares Scotland
[Redacted] - Lanarkshire Council
[Redacted] - Integrated Joint Board
[Redacted] - Renfrewshire Council
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - Aberdeenshire Council
[Redacted] - Orkney Islands Council
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - Royal College of Occupational Therapists
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - NHS Scotland
[Redacted] - East-Ayrshire Council
[Redacted] - Social Work Scotland

Programme Delivery Board Remit:

The collective responsibilities of the Programme Delivery Board:

  • Support the SRO in the development and approval of a robust Programme Business Case,
  • Own and promote the overall Programme vision,
  • Be the main decision making Board for the NCS Programme,
  • Provide effective challenge to the delivery against the Programme Business Case and benefit realisation plan ensuring they remain viable,
  • Provide strategic oversight of risk and issues as reported by the Risk Review Pane,
  • Provide challenge and scrutiny on spend against budget and financial planning assumptions,
  • Agree asks for additional funding which would then go to Cab Sec / HSCMB for approval,
  • Monitor progress and provide scrutiny and challenge, through regular Programme delivery confidence reporting,
  • Approve and endorse key Programme decisions, likely to include: approving changes to scope within agreed tolerances; approving changes to timeline within agreed tolerances; Key Programme artefacts eg, Business Cases; Key Programme standards and processes eg, Planning standards, Risk management standards; NCS design and Target Operating Model approval,
  • Approve and support the effective operation of the Programme Stakeholder Engagement Strategy and agreed Programme communication activities,
  • Support the SRO to ensure that the Programme has the staff capability and capacity to deliver the Programme successfully,
  • Make informed recommendations and/or escalations to Health and Social Care Management Board or other appropriate governance Board (see Annex A).

Programme Delivery Board Membership:
Donna Bell - (Chair) SRO, Scottish Government
Angie Wood - Professional Advisor, Scottish Government
Anna Kynaston - DD NCS, Engagement & Workforce, Scottish Government
Anita Morrison/Nicola Edge - Head of Health & Social Care Analysis, Scottish Government
Cat Macaulay - Chief Design Officer, Scottish Government
Catriona Dalrymple - Deputy Director Community Justice, Scottish Government
[Redacted] - HR Business Partner, Scottish Government
Diane Murray - DCNO, Scottish Government
Dougie McLaren - Deputy Director Central Finance, Scottish Government
[Redacted] - Head of Human Rights Policy, Scottish Government
Eleanor Passmore - Deputy Director Early Learning & Childcare, Scottish Government
Ellen Leaver - Deputy Director Local Government & Communities, Scottish Government
[Redacted] - NCS Finance, Scottish Government
Gavin Gray - Deputy Director Improving Mental Health Services, Scottish Government
Gillian Barclay - Deputy Director Policy & Delivery, Scottish Government
Graeme Cook/Nikki Archer - Deputy Director Procurement, Scottish Government
Graham Ellis - Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Scottish Government
Iain MacAllister - Deputy Director Governance, Evidence & Finance, Scottish Government
Ian Turner - DD Workforce, Scottish Government
Iona Colvin - Chief Social Work Advisor, Scottish Government
Jane Moffat - Deputy Director Children & Families, Scottish Government
Jonathan Cameron - Director Digital Health & Care, Scottish Government
Lorna Gibbs - Deputy Director NCS Digital, Scottish Government
Lynne Nicol - Deputy Director Health Care Quality & Improvement, Scottish Government
Mairi Macpherson - Deputy Director, Improving Health and Wellbeing, Scottish Government
Naureen Ahmad - Deputy Director Primary Care, Scottish Government
Orlando Heijmer-Mason - Deputy Director Drugs Policy, Scottish Government
Richard McCallum - Director Health Finance and Governance, Scottish Government
Sean Neill - Director for Local Government and Communities, Scottish Government
Simon Cuthbert Kerr - DD Policy & Delivery, Scottish Government
Susan Gallacher - Deputy Director Primary Care Strategy and Capability, Scottish Government

Health and Social Care Management Board Remit:

The remit of the Health & Social Care Management Board (HSCMB) is to be collectively and individually accountable for the strategy and performance of the NHS and the Health and Social Care Directorates (HSCD), ensuring that resources are best used to respond to the priorities and deliver the best services possible for the people of Scotland.

The Permanent Secretary holds the Director General/Chief Executive to account – with HSCMB being used as the vehicle by which the DG/CE discharges their functions.

It takes decisions on policy direction and financial commitments. It promotes robust assurance processes (risk management, financial and performance) for the NHS and the HSCDs.

HSCMB delegates its responsibility for some decision making, monitoring and delivery of the priorities to other internal boards and holds them to account. Accountable Officer status is granted to the Chief Executives of the NHS Boards by the Permanent Secretary, on the recommendation of the DG/CE.

There are then appropriate processes in place for HSCMB to receive reports on operational issues, which allows the monitoring of NHS Board performance, ensuring the clear line of accountability from Boards through Health and Social Care Directorates to Ministers and Parliament.

HSCMB also provides assurance to the Health and Social Care Assurance Board that there are robust processes in place for risk management, financial and performance issues for both the DG family and NHS Scotland. It determines which matters are delegated to other relevant groups in the governance chain providing a robust "three lines of defence" for our internal controls. For example: The People & Capability Group and National Performance Oversight Group.

Health and Social Care Management Board Members:
Caroline Lamb - Director General Health and Social Care and Chief Executive of NHS Scotland
John Burns - Chief Operating Officer NHS Scotland
Gillian Russell - Director of Health Workforce, Scottish Government
Hugh McAloon - Interim Director of Mental Health and Wellbeing, Scottish Government
Tim McDonnell - Director of Primary Care, Scottish Government
Richard McCallum - Director of Health Finance and Governance, Scottish Government
Richard Foggo - Co-Director for Population Health, Scottish Government
Michael Kellet - Interim Director for Population Health, Scottish Government
Christine McLaughlin - Co-Director for Population Health, Scottish Government
Donna Bell - Director of Mental Health and Social Care, Scottish Government
Gregor Smith - Chief Medical Officer for Scotland, Scottish Government
Alex McMahon - Interim Chief Nursing Officer for Scotland, Scottish Government
Jason Leitch - National Clinical Director Scotland, Scottish Government
Linda Pollock - Interim Director, Healthcare Planning and Quality, Scottish Government
Michael Chalmers - Director of Children and Families, Scottish Government
Iona Colvin - Chief Social Work Adviser, Scottish Government
Stephen Gallagher - Director for Vaccination Policy & Delivery, Scottish Government
Jonathan Cameron - Interim Director for Digital Health and Care, Scottish Government
David Miller - Chief People Officer for NHS Scotland

Health and Social Care Assurance Board Remit:

  • To provide internal assurance for the DG family that there are robust processes for risk management, financial and performance issues.
  • Consider issues which may require escalation to the Scottish Government Audit and Assurance Committee (SGAAC) or Corporate Board.

Health and Social Care Assurance Board Members:
Caroline Lamb (Chair) - Director General Health & Social Care and Chief Executive of NHS Scotland
John Burns - Chief Operating Officer, NHS Scotland
Michael Chalmers - Director of Children and Families, Scottish Government
Richard Foggo - Co-Director for Population Health, Scottish Government
Michael Kellet - Interim Director for Population Health, Scottish Government
Christine McLaughlin - Co-Director for Population Health, Scottish Government
Linda Pollock - Interim Director, Healthcare Planning and Quality, Scottish Government
Richard McCallum - Interim Director, Health Finance and Governance, Scottish Government
Gillian Russell - Director of Health Workforce, Scottish Government
Hugh McAloon - Interim Director of Mental Health and Wellbeing, Scottish Government
Tim Mcdonnell - Director of Primary Care, Scottish Government
Donna Bell - Director of Social Care and NCS Development, Scottish Government
Stephen Gallagher - Director for Vaccination Strategy & Policy, Scottish Government
Gregor Smith - Chief Medical Officer for Scotland, Scottish Government
Alex MacMahon - Chief Nursing Officer for Scotland, Scottish Government
Jason Leitch - National Clinical Director Scotland, Scottish Government
David Miller - Chief People Officer, Scottish Government
Iona Colvin - Chief Social Work Officer, Scottish Government
Ronnie Hinds - Non-Executive Director, Scottish Government
Ben McKendrick - Non-Executive Director, Scottish Government
David Martin - Non- Executive Director, Scottish Government
Angela Canning - Audit Director, Audit Scotland
Sharon Fairweather - Director for Internal Audit and Assurance, Scottish Government

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