Issue details
Business case for Creation of a Warden Call/CELS Social Enterprise
Purpose of Report: This Business Plan has been
prepared to seek approval from the City of York Council (CYC)
Cabinet for the Community Equipment Loan and Telecare Service
(CELTAS) to ‘spin-out’ and become an independent social
enterprise, in the form of a Community Interest Company (Company
Limited by Guarantee). It covers: •Our vision; •An
analysis of the market place we will operate within; •An
explanation of the range of services we will offer; •A
description of our legal form and our governance arrangements;
•An overview of the infrastructure needed to underpin our
business; •Our financial forecasts demonstrating the viability
of our business; and •An implementation plan outlining how we
will establish the new organisation. Our business plan sets out our
ambition to build on the established track record of our staff and
their outstanding skills and expertise to deliver high quality,
professionally delivered Community Equipment Loan and Telecare
Services and represents the navigation document for our formation
and early period of operation. Members will be asked to approve the
Integrated Business Plan for the Community Equipment Loan and
Telecare Service (CELTAS) to 'spin-out’ of City of York
Council (CYC) and become an independent social enterprise.
The item was slipped to the March Cabinet to allow more time to
consult with customers and continue dialogue with staff. The report
will now be taken to Cabinet in April as more time is required to
continue the consultation with customers and complete further
sensitivity analysis in the business plan.
This report will now be considered by Cabinet at its meeting in May to allow the current consultation with customers of the service to be both fully analysed and then reflected in the body of the cabinet report”
This report will include the business plan for the proposed social enterprise as an annex which may be considered in private as it contains Exempt Information as described in Paragraph 3of Part 1 of Schedule 12A to the Local Government Act 1972 (as amended) in that the information relates to the financial or business affairs of any particular person (including the authority holding that information).
Decision type: Key
Reason Key: Be significant in terms of its effects on communities;
Decision status: Decision Made
Wards affected: (All Wards);
Notice of proposed decision first published: 12/12/2012
Implication: Financial; Human Resources; Legal;
Level of Risk: 04-08 Regular monitoring required;
Decision due: 07/05/13 by Executive
Lead member: Executive Leader (incorporating Housing & Safer Neighbourhoods))
Lead director: Corporate Director of Children, Education and Communities
Department: Directorate of Adults, Children & Education
Contact: Heather Barden, Service Manager-Prevention and Support Services Email: heather.barden@york.gov.uk ; Email: graham.terry@york.gov.uk Email: heather.barden@beindependent.org.uk, Graham Terry, Assistant Director Adult Provision and Transformation Email: graham.terry@york.gov.uk.
Consultation process
There will be a full stakeholder consultation
as part of the implementation/transition plan.
Consultees
Customers and stakeholders.
Making Representations: By email to the report authors Heather Barden or Graham Terry.
Decisions
Agenda items
- 07/05/2013 - Executive Business Case for the Creation of a Warden Call/CELS Social Enterprise 07/05/2013
Documents
- Business case for Creation of a Warden Call/CELS Social Enterprise