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Financial recovery programmes

Savings targets, scheme approval with a quality gate, and benefit realisation that is evidenced rather than asserted.

Lifecycle

From a target to an evidenced benefit

The financial recovery programme lifecycleSix stages from target set through scheme drafted, quality impact assessment, approval and delivery to benefit realised, with the assessment as a hard gate.Target setScheme draftedQIA completedApprovedIn deliveryBenefit realisedA saving is not a saving until the benefit is evidenced.A quality impact assessment is a gate, not a formA scheme that has not been assessed for its effect on quality, safety, access and equity cannot be approved. The refusal is enforced in the software, not left to a policy.

The quality gate is enforced in software.

Targets and schemes

A savings target decomposed into schemes, each with an owner, a trajectory and a risk position.

A hard quality gate

A scheme cannot be approved without a completed quality impact assessment. The refusal is in the code, not the policy.

Evidenced realisation

Benefit is recorded against the plan, and an unevidenced saving stays unevidenced rather than quietly counting.