Capital Investment Change Programme CICP

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Capital Investment Change Programme (CICP) Jane
Briginshaw
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CICP Objectives

• The way DCSF delivers its Schools Capital
  Programmes is changing.
• From 1 October, the role of PfS, will assume
  responsibility for the management and delivery of
  all schools capital programmes and cross
  programme functions including
• Primary Capital Programme (PCP)
• Devolved Capital Programmes (including the
  Modernisation Fund and the Devolved Formula
  Capital)
• Targeted Capital Programmes (e.g. zero-carbon
  schools and school kitchens) and
• management of the schools assets regime advice
  and guidance on asset management, premises
  related health and safety issues and payments to
  voluntary aided schools.
• design and sustainability
• Pfi

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CICP Objectives

• The Childrens Plan sets out a commitment to
  create a more joined up and consistent approach
  to delivering capital programmes across the DCSF
  in response to the needs of children, young
  people and their parents.
• Recognising the strengths of each organisation -
  DCSF as guardian of childrens services policy
  and PfS as the governments delivery agent - the
  transfer of these responsibilities will enable
  one conversation on capital matters for local
  authorities and schools.

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CICP Objectives

• Representing investment of 15.5bn capital until
  2011, the transfer of these responsibilities will
  provide greater clarity for both local government
  and the private sector and a reduced risk of
  duplication of effort.
• Helping achieve greater efficiency in the
  delivery of public sector programmes, this change
  represents a broader move across government that
  will see departments assume a more strategic
  function and devolve more delivery issues to
  agency bodies.
• DCSF will continue to set the overall policy
  framework within which capital programmes will be
  delivered, consulting PfS to determine how
  policies should be delivered.

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