Performance Information
This illustration shows the structure of the
Partnership:
- Partnership Board
- Delivery Board
- Performance Challenge
- Task and Finish Groups
- Sub groups to Task and Finish Groups as necessary
Partnership Board
The Partnership Board fulfils the duties of a Crime and Disorder
Reduction Partnership (CDRP) as set out within the Crime and
Disorder Act 1998.
The Police and Crime Act 2009 now extends these duties to
include a duty to implement a strategy to reduce re-offending by
adult and young offenders and to take reducing re-offending into
account when exercising their functions (Section 17 of the Crime
and Disorder Act 1998).
The Partnership Board is chaired by Chris Strickland, Deputy
Chief Fire Officer of Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service. This
board provides strategic direction for the work of the Partnership
by:
- Assessing the needs within the area
- Overseeing all planning and strategy
- Establishing the performance targets
- Resource management
- Delivery of the Safer and Stronger elements of the Local Area
Agreement
- Compliance with the national guidance in relation to crime,
drugs and anti social behaviour
- Commission of drug treatment services
Delivery Board
This Board is chaired by Adrian Chapman, Head of Neighbourhoods
at Peterborough City Council. This Board carries out, on behalf of
the Partnership Board, the following:
- Setting up Task and Finish Groups as needed to deliver the
Partnership Plan
- Monitor the performance of the Task and Finish Groups against
agreed performance targets and approved action plans
- Report to the Partnership Board on a regular basis, identifying
issues, challenges and barriers and seeking their guidance and
direction in addressing these issues
- Oversee the allocation of financial resources
Performance Challenge Meeting
This group, made up of performance leads from the partnership
and the theme leads for each priority area, meets between the Task
and Finish Groups and the Delivery Board each month to allow a
thorough scrutiny of the performance for the previous
month.
Task and Finish Groups
Task and Finish Groups exist for the key priority areas of
partnership business and other key areas of activity. Each Task and
Finish Group has a theme lead responsible for leading delivery in
that area and producing an action plan. The Task and Finish Groups
are:
- Serious Acquisitive Crime – Detective Chief Inspector,
Cambridgeshire Constabulary
- Anti Social Behaviour – Peterborough City Council
- Arson – Cambs Fire and Rescue Service
- Domestic Abuse – Peterborough City Council
- Serious Sexual Violence – NHS Peterborough
- Violent Crime –Cambridgeshire Constabulary
- Hate Crime, Peterborough Racial Equality Council
- Road Safety – Peterborough City Council
- Integrated Offender Management – Peterborough City Council
- Adult Drug and Alcohol Joint Commissioning Group – NHS
Peterborough
The purpose of the Task and Finish Groups is
to:
- To use intelligence led problem solving to develop action plans
that will facilitate performance against the Partnership Plan
- To monitor performance against targets within the Partnership
Plan
- To report performance, using provided templates, to the
Delivery Board on a monthly basis
- To identify necessary funding to deliver the agreed action
plans
- To report problems and blockages to the Delivery Board to allow
support to be provided to the Task and Finish Group
- To form sub groups where necessary for a distinct area of
business