Challenge Questions How good is our operational management?

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Challenge Questions How good is our operational management?

QI 6.1 Planning, policy review and development and participation by stakeholders in key processes How well does our operational management contribute to us increasing the positive and sustained impact we have on the lives of the people we work with? Do we have clear, appropriate and coherent policies to guide our activities? What difference do they make? How well do our operational plans link to strategic plans, the vision, values and aims of the organisation and to wider local and national priorities? How well do operational plans support staff and volunteers to understand what is required of them and how their actions contribute to strategic and business plans and the vision, values and aims of the organisation and wider local and national priorities? How effective are our mechanisms for developing, implementing and evaluating plans across the organisation and with partners? How effective is the input of partners to planning? How well do we plan for improvement both internally and with partners? How do we know? What improvement has resulted? How well do we use performance information to inform and monitor our plan? How well do we involve stakeholders in the creation, monitoring and review of policies and plans? How can we demonstrate this?

QI 8.1 Partnership working How well do we actively seek out, promote and respond positively to potential partnerships which will lead to better outcomes for the people we work with? When taking a lead role, either locally or nationally, how effectively do we support others to participate in, contribute to, understand and benefit from partnerships? How do we know? How clear are the partnership agreements we enter into, including those with funders? How well do we develop and agree shared priorities with partners? How well do we plan, monitor and evaluate our work with partners? How clearly have the purposes, aims, roles and responsibilities in our partnerships been communicated to staff and volunteers both within our organisation and across the partnership? How do we know? How well do we share skills, knowledge and experience across partners and partnerships? What improved outcomes result? How do we know? How well do we learn from successful partnerships? How do we use this information in partnerships we are in? Continued on next slide

QI 8.1 continued How well do we plan, monitor and evaluate within partnerships? Are we clear what added value each partnership brings and what difference it makes to the people we work with? Do we have mechanisms for exploring attribution? Do we know what we have contributed to each partnership we are in? How well do we work with partners to plan for the future and meet changing and emerging needs? What difference does this make to the lives of people we work with? How do we know?

QI 8.2 Financial, resource, knowledge and information management How strong is our financial performance? Do we allocate budgets in line with planned internal, local and national priorities? Are we enterprising in securing additional funding? How well do we manage and reduce financial risk? How well do we plan for the sustainability of our finances? How comprehensive and effective are our financial procedures and controls? How well do we manage funds in the role of broker or funder? How well do we communicate and manage financial decisions within our organisation? How well equipped are budget holders to implement financial procedures and controls? How engaged are the board and all organisation leaders in reviewing the financial position of the organisation? Are our resources including accommodation, specialist equipment and information technology, sufficient, appropriate and accessible to meet the needs of the people we work with? How effective are our arrangements for collecting, storing, retrieving, analysing and evaluating data? Do these arrangements meet legislative and service needs?