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Provider Confidential Board to Board meeting [date] SHA FT Assurance Report [Provider] NHS Trust [NHS lozenge] [Author][SHA name]

Provider 2 Overall  Legally constituted and representative  Good business strategy  Financially viable  Well Governed  Capable board to deliver  Good service performance  Quality  External relations  Governance Risk Rating  Service Performance  Quality Performance  Board Governance Assurance Framework  Historical Due Diligence  Overall summary page Financial Risk Rating12/1313/1414/1515/1616/17 FRR Base  FRR Mitigated d/side 

Provider  A: Legally constituted and representative Detail A1: Constitution Final governance rationale xxx Legal sign off of constitution xxx A2: Consultation Process Feedback xxx A3: Membership strategy Final membership strategy xxx Recruiting; expressions of interest Representation xxx A4: Governors Arrangements for initial elections xxx

Provider  B: Good business strategy B1: Strategic analysis SWOT / PESTLE analysis & documentation xxx Market assessment & documentation xxx B2: Clinical strategy xxx B3: Board assurance framework xxx B4: Supporting strategies HR strategy and workforce plan xxx Estates strategy xxx IMT strategy xxx B5: Integrated business plan Commissioner support xxx Other stakeholder support xxx

Provider  C: Financially viable Detail C1: Underlying performance: Historic Current Planns xxx C2: Macro assumptions analysis Implied efficiency requirement (base case and downside) xxx Activity levels xxx C3: Efficiency plans Targets xxx Detailed plans including minimum 2 years of CIP plans xxx C4: Scenario analyses Base case modelled xxx Downside and mitigations xxx C5: WC facility & capital funding Xxx C6: Compliance with financial triggers

Provider 6 Financially viable: cost improvement programme 1.Xxx 2.Xxx 3.Xxx 4.xxx In year CIP as a % of cost base (above)x.x% Additional efficiency of service redesign for qualityx.x% Cumulative CIP as a % of cost base (plan period)x.x% Efficiency implied by base case assumptionsx.x% Cumulative implied efficiency requirementx.x% Efficiency requirement Monitor downside4.5%5.1%4.8%4.6%4.5%Ext 4.5% Cumulative Monitor downside efficiency5.1%10.1%15.2%20.4%Ext 25.8% Bar chart showing CIP analysed between pay and non pay Additional trend line show recurrent CIP as % of cost base

Provider Financially viable Scenario analysis Scenario analysis submitted within IBP (graphed above) XXX Additional conceivable downside pressures: £(XX.x)m XXX Additional mitigations provided by the trust: £(XX.x)m (trust has requested we stress that these are highly confidential) xxx Potential shortfall in mitigating conceivable downside £(XX.x)m Normalised earnings Cash at bank FRR Base case DownsideMitigated downside Working capital facility Normalised earnings graphed Base case Downside Mitigated downside Cash at bank graphed Base case Downside Mitigated downside FRR graphed Base case Downside Mitigated downside

Provider  D: Well governed Detail D1: Governance documentation (FT) including risk management process xxx D2: Strategy setting & planning xxx D3: Self certifications xxx D4: Review of Trust financial reporting xxx D5: Independent accounting review xxx D6: Service line management Xxx D7: Governance risk rating Xxx D8: Board Governance Assurance Framework Xxx D9: Board ownership of strategy and financial plan Xxx

Provider 9 Well governed: Revised board committee structure Organisation chart showing proposed committee structure for the foundation trust

Provider  E: Capable board to deliver Detail E1: Board development xxx E2: Board performance Board observations xxx Readiness board to board xxx Quality & risk committee observation xxx Finance/Audit committee observation xxx Challenge board to board xxx E3: Board members Required qualifications including financially quality Audit Committee Chair and NED with clinical background xxx Independent majority xxx Board interviews xxx General Xxx E4: Board Governance Assurance Framework

Provider 11 Name: Position and committee memberships, photo Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx Well governed: capable board to deliver: Non-executive chair and directors Name: Position and committee memberships, photo Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx Name: Position and committee memberships, photo Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx Name: Position and committee memberships, photo Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx Name: Position and committee memberships, photo Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx

Provider 12 Well governed: capable board to deliver: Executive directors Name: Position and committee memberships, Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx Name: Position and committee memberships, Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx Name: Position and committee memberships, Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx Name: Position and committee memberships, Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx Name: Position and committee memberships, Experiencexxx Qualificationxxx Otherxxx

Provider 13  F: Good service performance Overview xxx F1: Compliance with Monitor Compliance Framework requirements including: Service performance risk ratings for past year Detail of performance vs specific targets xxx F2: Risks with future compliance against service performance requirements xxx

Provider  G: Quality Detail G1: Quality governance framework xxx Assessment & action plan following independent third party review xxx G2: Monitor Quality Performance xxx G3: SHA Medical/Nursing Director review xxx Summary of assessment against quality indicator dashboard xxx G4: Satisfaction surveys xxx Staff survey & action plan xxx Patient survey & action plan xxx G5: CQC action xxx G6: Quality impact of CIPs xxx G7: Other xxx NPSA report & action plan xxx SI reporting & action plan xxx NHSLA xxx Other xxx

Provider 15 Quality SHA view of trust’s performance on Monitor quality governance questions Quality Governance questionsTrusts self assessmentIndependent Third party review 1. Strategy A.Does quality drive the trust’s strategy? xxx B.Is the board sufficiently aware of potential risks to quality? xxx 2. Capability and Culture A.Does the board have the necessary leadership, skills and knowledge to ensure delivery of the quality agenda? xxx B.Capability and Culture - Does the board promote a quality-focused culture throughout the trust? xxx. 3. Processes and Structure A.Are there clear roles and accountabilities in relation to quality governance? xxx B.Are there clearly defined, well understood processes for escalating and resolving issues and managing quality performance? xxx C.Does the Board actively engage patients, staff and other key stakeholders on quality? xxx 4. Measurement A.Is appropriate quality information being analysed and challenged? xxx B.Is the board assured of the robustness of the quality information? xxx C.Is quality information used effectively? xxx

Provider  H: External Relationships Detail H1: Commissioner feedback xxx Local environment and its impact on the commissioner(s) and Trust xxx Other issues faced by the commissioner(s) and their impact on the Trust xxx The financial performance of the commissioner(s) and its impact on the trust xxx Activity assumptions and strategic commissioning plans xxx Performance monitoring xxx Contracting xxx Payment by Results xxx Relationships and support for application xxx Quality xxx Efficiencies xxx Service Developments xxx Views of Trust Board xxx H2: Triangulation xxx H3: Contractual status xxx H4: Reconfigurations xxx H5: Commitment to plans xxx Letter of commissioner support xxx H6: Other stakeholders xxx

Provider 17 A: Legally constituted and representative B: Good business strategy C: Financially viable D: Well Governed E: Capable board to deliver F: Good service performance G: Quality H: External relations Key Risks Annex additional information

Provider Year to date position xxx Financial forecast xxx Risks and Opportunities xxx CIP xxx Financially viable: forecast outturn [current year] Table of FRR for YTD and FOT Table of leading indicators of financial risk YTD in Qs Commentary on the above Summary I&E, with cash flow extract below YTD versus actual FOT versus FY plan Bar chart of monthly surplus Versus planned trajectory Bar chart of monthly CIP delivery Versus planned trajectory

Provider 19 Financially viable: capital expenditure and funding Depreciationxxx Capital spendxxx Net funding requirement xxx Capital expenditure Capital funding Bar chart of annual capital expenditure analysed as input to the LTFM Bar chart of annual capital funding flows (PDC and loans) as input to the LTFM

Provider 20 xxx Bridge analysis: 2010/11 to 2011/12 Normalised net surplus £m xxx Margin xx% xxx Waterfall of bridge from one period to next with commentary on key aspects

Provider 21 Bridge analysis: 2011/12 to 2012/13 Normalised net surplus £m xxx Margin xx% xxx Waterfall of bridge from one period to next with commentary on key aspects

Provider 22 Bridge analysis: 2012/13 to 2013/14 Normalised net surplus £m xxx Margin xx% xxx Waterfall of bridge from one period to next with commentary on key aspects

Provider 23 Bridge analysis: 2013/14 to 2014/15 Normalised net surplus £m xxx Margin xx% xxx Waterfall of bridge from one period to next with commentary on key aspects

Provider 24 Bridge analysis: 2014/15 to 2015/16 Normalised net surplus £m xxx Margin xx% xxx Waterfall of bridge from one period to next with commentary on key aspects

Provider 25 Medium term bridge analysis: 2010/11 to 2015/16 Normalised net surplus £m 1.xxxx xxx Margin xx% xxx Waterfall of bridge from one period to next with commentary on key aspects

Provider 26 Income statement 1.xxx Financial statement extracted from LTFM with figures highlighted for commentary (historic, current and plan years plus actual and assumed CAGRs)

Provider 27 1.xxx Balance sheet Financial statement extracted from LTFM with figures highlighted for commentary (historic, current and plan years)

Provider 28 Cash flow 1.xxx Financial statement extracted from LTFM with figures highlighted for commentary (historic, current and plan years plus actual and assumed CAGRs)

Provider 29 Key financial assumptions 1.xxx Planning assumptions for activity growth, headcount growth, cost and income inflation and national cost pressures with figures highlighted for commentary

Provider 30 A: Legally constituted and representative – Including membership information with Monitor Compliance Framework requirements reflected. B: Good business strategy C: Financially viable – Including most recent oversight submission compliance with financial triggers D: Well Governed – Including most recent oversight self-certification submission E: Capable board to deliver F: Good service performance G: Quality H: External relations Key Risks Latest Board statements to be provided Annex additional information

Provider  X: Risks to achieving current trajectory RiskLIControls and assuranceGapsR Trust does not achieve NHSFT status to current trajectory 44Xxxxxx16 Good business strategy xxx. 34xxx Financial viability xxx 44xxx 12 xxx44 9 Well Governed xxx. 43xxx 9 Capable board xxx 33xxx 9 Service performance xxx 44xxx 9 External relationships xxx 33xxx L = likelihood I = impact R = residual risk score. Residual risk: increased ▲; reduced ▼. Provider development assessment of risks to achieving the trajectory for foundation trust

Provider 32 Board assurance framework risks >11 (residual) RiskLIAreas for Improvement & Action RequiredLI xxx

Provider 33 Strategic risks (IBP) RiskGImpactControls / AssuranceN xxx25xxx 16 xxx20xxx 16 xxx16xxx 12 xxx16xxx 12