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Page summary This resource is from the Committees section. This is report 8 of the 31 January 2008 meeting of the MPA Committee Amendment to Standing Orders: to allow the Chief Executive to approve variations for contracts of £5m or more. Sections available here: Content Amendment to Standing OrdersReport: 8 SummaryUnder the current contract regulations, the Authority must approve all variations in excess of 10% for all contracts with an original value of £5M. There are concerns that this could slow the approval process down and. therefore approval is sought to amend the scheme of delegation, with Standing Orders to allow the Chief Executive to approve variations for contracts of £5m or more. The Chief Executive will have the discretion to seek approval of the Authority as when felt appropriate. A. RecommendationThat approval is given to the existing scheme of delegation to enable the Chief Executive to approve variations to contracts with an original value of £5m or more. B. Supporting information1. Paragraph 23 of contract regulations currently state ‘For all proposed Contract extensions and variations in excess of 10% of the original Contract value prior approval must be sought from the relevant Officer or Decision Making Body in accordance with the table below. Approval must be sought with sufficient time for a new Contract to be let if need be’.
Table 1: Contract values and approval requirements 2. Under current regulations (once variations are in excess of 10%) the Authority are required to approve all variations to contracts that had an original value of £5m or more. There are concerns that the current drafting of the regulations could slow the approval process down. 3. Therefore it is proposed that power be delegated to the Chief Executive to approve variations for all contracts with an original contract value of £5m or more. The Chief Executive will have the discretion to seek approval of the Authority as when she/he feels appropriate. C. Race and equality impactThe proposed change to the scheme delegation has no race and equality impact. D. Financial implicationsThe proposed change to the scheme of delegation has no financial implications. E. Background papersReview of Standing Orders – Full Authority - 28 June 2007 F. Contact detailsReport author: Annabel Adams, MPS For more information contact:
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