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Quinquennial Review: Update
The Quinquennial Review remains on target for completion in
six months although the time allocated for stage one is likely to be extended
from 3 to 4 months.
The review team has so far held meetings with staff from
across The Service in three locations: Birmingham, London and Leeds. A final
meeting will be held with staff in Cardiff on 6 July which staff from
neighbouring offices will also attend. The team has also met with the Trade
Unions and senior managers, including the regional managers.
The review team is intending to engage consultants to
undertake a study of The Service’s current use of IT and the scope for its
greater use in the future. Lesley Beech is meeting with the review team next
week to consider how to take that work forward.
Finally, the Quinquennial Review Steering Group are due to
meet again on 4 July to consider progress.
Source: June 2000 Core Brief
