1. Scottish Community Safety Network Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012 Chief Fire Officer David Dalziel QFSM MA Chair CFOA Scotland

2. Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Key Dates Received Royal Assent 1 st Commencement – September 2 nd Commencement – January 2013 Full Commencement – 1 April 2013

3. A National Fire Service

4. A Modern Service

5. Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

6. Transition to a Single Service Transitional Arrangements LSO Pathfinder Network Initiative Framework and Protocols Fire Reform Team and Service Design Board 22 Project Mandates working to ‘Day 1’

7. Programme Structures Prevention and Protection Response and Resilience Workforce Human Resources Learning & Development Organisational Development Occ Safety and Health Equality and Diversity Business Support Finance ICT and Firelink Asset Management Performance Management Procurement Legal Services Identify and reduce IRMP Response Communications Retained Duty System Community Engagement Fire Safety Enforcement Fire Investigation National Support Capability Development Response Planning Appliances & Equipment Service Continuity Control Rooms SG Led Establish SFRS Scrutiny and Engagement Transfer of Staff Transfer of Assets Transfer of Liabilities LG Settlement Pensions National accountability

8. Design Considerations Interim HQ based in Perth - decentralised delivery Structural (constraints and drivers) – ICS – Design elements Day 1 – Stable – business as usual Local Senior Officers – Pathfinder project

9. National Planning Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 etc Other statutory duties Fire and Rescue Framework for Scotland National Strategic Plan Local plans

10. SFRS and Community Safety ‘Modern Purpose’ Christie Commission Outcome based – Citizen and Community focus Community Planning and SOAs Adoption of best practice Standard policies and procedures Role of the Local Senior Officer

11. Scottish Community Safety Network Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012 Chief Fire Officer David Dalziel QFSM MA Chair CFOA Scotland