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Programme for Government Actions Q3 Y2 Page 1 of 21 PROGRAMME FOR GOVERNMENT ACTIONS Q3 Y2 Updated 27/03/19 Actions The Programme for Government ‘Our Island - a special place to live and work’ was approved by Tynwald in January 2017 and in April 2017 a performance framework, ‘Delivering a Programme for Government’, was also approved. The ‘Programme for Government 2016-21’ is a strategic plan that outlines measurable goals for Government. The Council of Ministers have committed to providing a public update against the performance framework on a quarterly basis. In March 2018 Tynwald approved a revised and updated Programme for Government for year two; 2018-19. This report provides a status report on every action in the Programme for Government, and reflects performance at the end of Quarter three of Year two (Quarter three encompassing October, November and December 2018). The following key provides information on the Red, Amber, Green status reporting system used. KEY: Green: Project progressing to plan Amber: Project may need assistance in the future; currently handling within the project team but management team: be aware Red: Escalation: project team need help to resolve a problem Blue: Action is completed or superseded and has been closed Updated 27/03/19 Sub Lead Political End Outcome Ref Action Y2 Q2 Y2 Q3 Commentary Comm Dept Sponsor Date Guidelines were approved in Promote and drive the Enterprise Development Fund December Lawrie Hooper, Mar- 1.1 and ensure it is delivering jobs and new businesses AMBER AMBER NSG DfE Tynwald for MHK 21 for our Island implementation in January 2019. We have an economy Partner with business to offer skills, training and Lawrie Hooper, Dec- 1.2 GREEN GREEN NSG DESC where local accreditations MHK 21 entrepreneur ship is Increase the uptake of our new products, like the AMBER Lawrie Hooper, Mar- supported 1.3 COMPLETE NSG DfE alternative banking regime and crowdfunding MHK 21 and thriving and more new Carry out the TT/MGP economic assessment report Alex Allinson, June- 1.4 GREEN GREEN NSG CO businesses for Tynwald review MHK 18 are choosing Chris Thomas, to call the Complete the Household Income and Expenditure June- 1.5 GREEN GREEN NSG CO Minister Policy Isle of Man survey 19 home and Reform The Alternative Banking Regime is now live. Review full range of financial assistance and Crowdfunding AMBER Lawrie Hooper, Oct- 1.6 enterprise support schemes and produce a new GREEN NSG DfE platform licence MHK 18 framework application pending Sub Lead Political End Outcome Ref Action Y2 Q2 Y2 Q3 Commentary Comm Dept Sponsor Date Howard Apr 1.7 Introduce new immigration rules by worker route COMPLETE COMPLETE NSG CO Quayle, Chief 18 Minister Review the effectiveness of the reformed work permit system to ensure employers are able to Tim Crookall, Oct- 2.3 NSG DfE access skilled workers, where they are not readily COMPLETE COMPLETE MLC 18 We have a available in the residential market diverse Launch a comprehensive Locate strategy, targeting Due before economy Tynwald in Daphne Caine, 2.4 key workers not available in the residential labour AMBER AMBER NSG DfE Jul-18 where February MHK people market choose to Final draft of Laurence work and interim review in Update Vision2020 and produce new 3-5 year Skelly, Minister Oct- invest 2.5 AMBER AMBER design. NSG DfE economic plan. Future strategy to DfE 18 be developed Laurence Implement new executive agency model to foster Skelly, Minister 2.6 public private partnership for Finance, Digital, COMPLETE COMPLETE NSG DfE Jul-18 DfE Business & Visit. Secure the provision of a replacement landing stage Tim Baker, Dec- We have 3.1 GREEN GREEN E&I DOI Island in Liverpool MHK 19 transport Consider and report on options for securing our Tim Baker, that meets 3.2 COMPLETE COMPLETE E&I DOI tbc our social strategic air services MHK and Jason economic Put a demand responsive transport service into May- 3.4 COMPLETE COMPLETE E&I DOI Moorhouse, needs place 18 MHK Sub Lead Political End Outcome Ref Action Y2 Q2 Y2 Q3 Commentary Comm Dept Sponsor Date Graham Introduce a regulatory framework for pre-school Dec- 4.1 GREEN GREEN SPCC DESC Cregeen, services 21 Minister DESC PIN issued October 2018. 5 AMBER AMBER Universities Graham Harmonise our further and higher education to Jun- 4.2 ensure we achieve a more effective and value for responded to PIN SPCC DESC Cregeen, 18 money service and have Minister DESC presented to DESC We have an Bill issued for education Graham Update the 2001 Education Act to refresh existing public system which AMBER Jun- 4.3 legislation and address gaps that exist in our current AMBER SPCC DESC Cregeen, matches our consultation 19 legislative framework skills 29/1/19 Minister DESC requirements now and in the future Lawrie Hooper, Dec- 4.4 Encourage and stimulate the return of our graduates GREEN GREEN SPCC DESC MHK 20 Explore the use of internships in developing the Oct- 4.5 future workforce, to work towards addressing the SPCC DfE/ TBC AMBER AMBER 18 Island skills gap DESC 4.6 Develop a lifelong learning strategy SPCC DESC TBC Jul-18 AMBER AMBER Sub Lead Political End Outcome Ref Action Y2 Q2 Y2 Q3 Commentary Comm Dept Sponsor Date Kate Lord- Sep- We have an Complete the substantial works to Douglas E&I DOI 5.3 GREEN GREEN Brennan, MLC 21 infrastructur Promenade e which supports social and Alex Allinson, economic Complete the regional sewerage infrastructure by E&I MUA Jul-21 5.4 GREEN GREEN MHK wellbeing the end of this administration Report on the review into Manx Gas by the Chief Chris Thomas, 6.4 GREEN E&I CO Minister’s Manx Gas committee COMPLETE Minister Policy Dec- and Reform 18 We have utilities that Develop a pricing policy for water, sewerage and Alex Allinson, support our 6.5 GREEN E&I MUA tbc electricity COMPLETE MHK Island, communities and business Laurence To lead the development of a new national Oct- 6.6 E&I DfE Skelly, Minister Telecoms Strategy COMPLETE COMPLETE 18 DfE Sub Lead Political End Outcome Ref Action Y2 Q2 Y2 Y3 Commentary Commi Dept Sponsor Date ttee Create a team to identify opportunities, efficiencies and savings in public finance Bill Shimmins, Oct- 7.2 GREEN GREEN TSY expenditure to meet the cost reduction targets, NSG MHK 17 which will be identified in the 2017/18 budget. Review and consider public/private approaches to Alf Cannan, 7.3 COMPLETE COMPLETE Dec- financing capital and regeneration schemes NSG TSY Minister TSY We are 17 financially Set out a plan to improve the way debts are Alf Cannan, responsible 7.4 GREEN GREEN Apr- identified, collected and monitored NSG TSY Minister TSY while 18 providing services that Chris Thomas, 7.5 Set out a full plan for rates modernisation AMBER GREEN CABO Minister Policy Oct- meet the NSG needs of our and Reform 17 community Provide an update to May Tynwald on the Alf Cannan, May- 7.7 progress of the Securing Added Value and COMPLETE COMPLETE TSY NSG Minister TSY 18 Efficiency (SAVE) programme Develop a five year strategy for the Isle of Man Julie Edge, Oct- 7.8 GREEN COMPLETE NSG IOMPO Post Office MHK 18 To be amended in We have Chris Thomas, Year 3 PFG Apr- 8.3 Extend the Isle of Man open government policy AMBER AMBER Minister Policy public NSG CO 18 services and Reform which are fit Mar Alf Cannan for purpose, 8.5 Continue to support and fund the digital strategy GREEN GREEN CO 2018 NSG Minister TSY modern and Sub Lead Political End Outcome Ref Action Y2 Q2 Y2 Y3 Commentary Commi Dept Sponsor Date ttee provided in Undertake an appraisal and develop strategy for Jan the right 8.8 the funding requirements for DHSC for the GREEN GREEN NSG TSY TBC 19 place provision of Health and Social Care services Business case due Alex Allinson, to be laid before MHK & Develop a detailed business case for the smart Dec 8.9 GREEN AMBER April 2019 CO Chris Thomas, service framework’s smart services 18 Tynwald Minister Policy & Reform Chris Thomas, Complete action plans for delivery of the People Dec 8.10 GREEN GREEN CO Minister Policy Strategy 18 & Reform To be introduced into the branches Martyn 9.1 Introduce a competition bill AMBER AMBER Dec NSG DEFA Perkins, MHK in June 2019 18 CLOSED CLOSED Chris Thomas 9.2 Review our approach to regulating monopolies (merged (merged TBA Minister Policy Dec into 9.4) into 9.4) NSG We have & Reform 17 more Modernise the Telecommunications Act and work TBA NSG Bill Malarkey 9.3 with industry to review associated mechanisms so GREEN CC May responsive Minister DHA legislation that consumers are better served 18 and Reported as regulation complete this Chris Thomas Dec- Produce a report on our regulatory framework 9.4 GREEN COMPLETE quarter Minister Policy 17 which explores options for better regulation NSG CO & Reform Ensure the Island's legislative position is Chris Thomas 9.5 equivalent to the EU General Data Protection COMPLETE COMPLETE Minister Policy May NSG CO Regulation directive & Reform 18 Sub Lead Political End Outcome Ref Action Y2 Q2 Y2 Y3 Commentary Commi Dept Sponsor Date ttee Embed a robust governance framework for Jason Research and Development activity, whilst 9.6 GREEN GREEN NSG DHSC Moorhouse, Apr- improving the quality of research applications and MHK 20 associated outcomes Following the review of the electoral system, Howard 9.7 ensure revised legislation is in place for the 2021 GREEN GREEN NSG CO Quayle tbc General Election Chief Minister Consider and respond to issues identified in the Howard 10.1 international MONEYVAL report on the Isle of GREEN GREEN NSG CO Quayle Apr- Man, prioritising and taking action as required Chief Minister 20 Howard Complete the second enhanced
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