25th May 2022
Membership
Report of the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services)
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Purpose of the Report
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To confirm the current Membership, together with changes required to reflect the formal establishment of Integrated Care Systems (ICS), with effect from 1st July 2022. |
2 Background information
2.1 The Health and Wellbeing Board is a Statutory Committee of the County Council, established by the Health and Social Care Act of 2012.
2.2 It comprises a wide range of Members – both statutory and non-statutory, as set out in the Appendix.
2.3 At its meeting in November 2018, the Board agreed that that the term of office for non-statutory Members be until the County Council Elections in 2021 (which were postponed to this year, due to Local Government Reorganisation.)
2.4 I have been in contact with the non-statutory Members to ascertain who they wish to represent them, with effect from May 2022. The position is outlined in the Appendix. Some appointments have still to be notified. I will report any update verbally at today’s meeting.
2.5 The County Council’s elected Member representation was confirmed at the Annual General Meeting of the County Council on 18th May, as detailed in the Appendix.
2.6 The categories of Membership are unchanged - it is just the name of the person representing the organisations that may have changed, in some cases.
2.7 Following the anticipated implementation of the Health and Care Act on 1st July 2022, the current NHS representation will change. For Primary Care and NHS Foundation Trusts, it will continue as is i.e. one representative from:-
- Primary Care
- Acute/Community Foundation Trusts
- Mental Health/Learning Disabilities Foundation Trusts
2.8 However, as Integrated Care Boards (ICB) are to replace Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs), we will have three ICS representatives and these will be:
- Two representatives from Humber and North Yorkshire, as the ICB which covers 90% of the North Yorkshire population; and
- One representative from West Yorkshire, as the ICB serving Craven.
2.9 Humber and North Yorkshire ICB will be represented by its Chief Operating Officer and North Yorkshire Place Director. The West Yorkshire ICB will be represented by one representative from Bradford and Craven NHS.
2.10 The Council is extremely grateful to outgoing Members for the contribution that they have made to the work of the Board.
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3.0 Recommendation
3.1 That the membership of the North Yorkshire Health and Wellbeing Board, as set out in the final column of the Appendix, and with any update that might be reported verbally at the meeting, be noted. |
Report Author: Patrick Duffy, Principal Democratic Services Scrutiny Officer
County Hall, Northallerton
18th May 2022
Background documents relied upon in the preparation of this report: None