Scrutiny Reviews
Scrutiny Reviews are indepth investigations of a specific
issue.
A review may involve oral and written evidence from key
stakeholders, consider current performance and research notable and
best practice by other service providers. It may also involve
talking to policy makers, managers and consumers looking at service
delivery on the ground in order to develop recommendations for
improvement.
When a review is completed, the Scrutiny Committee will agree
agree upon its conclusions and recommendations and outline these in
a report which is presented to the Cabinet. This will request that
the Cabinet responds to the issues raised in the report.
A number of reviews have been undertaken by the Vale's four
Scrutiny Commitees in its 2005/6 work programme. The following
completed reviews are available to view or download as PDF
files.