Appendix 2 - Timetable fro Tay Cities Region Deal Review Process
Perth and Kinross Council · 7 May 2025
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Appendix 2 Timetable for Tay Cities Region Deal Review Process The lead local authority Directors to obtain and submit assurance that the Programmes, Fund and Projects can be fully delivered as entered into Deal, following liaison with the relevant Thematic Boards. 23rd June 2025 Assessment and Recommendations from Strand 1A presented in a report to Management Group and Finance Directors Group. 28th August 2025 Strand 1A Assurance of Existing Commitments Joint Committee informed of progress of Strand 1A work. 3rd October 2025 The lead local authority Directors will identify and submit substantive changes, via change request process, for existing projects following liaison with the relevant Thematic Boards. 15th October 2025 Review and assessment by Partnership Review Panel. w/c 17th November 2025 Assessment and Recommendations from Strand 1B presented in a report to Management Group and Finance Directors Group. 27th November 2025 Strand 1B Identify Substantive Changes to Existing Projects Joint Committee informed of progress of Strand 1B work. 12th December 2025 Partners identity and submit any alternative Project(s) within the region in the form of a SOC. It is important that any proposals are presented having secured local authority Director, Finance Director and Thematic Board approval. 27th February 2026 Review and assessment by Partnership Review Panel. 13th April 2026 Report provided to Finance Directors Group ahead of Management Group. 14th May 2026 Assessment and Recommendations from Strand 2 presented to Management Group. 28th May 2026 Partnership engagement with Governments with outcome of Strands. June 2026 Strand 2 Alternative Projects within the Region Update to Joint Committee on outcome of reshaping work. June 2026 (date TBC) Formal Engagement with Governments to Confirm New Programme The revised Programme, and any alternative proposals identified in Strand 2, will need to seek and secure Ministerial approval. It has been indicated that this would typically take 8-12 weeks. The Partnership will need to provide a formal submission with supporting evidence for this request. The detailed breakdown will be set out in a later version of the timetable. June - September 2026 (Ministers - subject to availability) *pre-election end of March - May and Summer recess June - end of August will impact on Government Civil Servant and Ministerial availability