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Method and instruments: Advice and sucsession
Each inspection report ends with an advice to the Minister. There are 3
possibilities:
- favourable, or advice 1;
- limited favourable, or advice 2;
- unfavourable, or advice 3.
After the advice the regulations on succession controls are explained. The
Decree of 8 May 2009 (art. 39, 40 and 41) introduces the following changes:
- A succession control can lead to formulating new shortcomings;
- In case of an unfavourable advice and only after an unfavourable advice
the Inspectorate indicates whether or not the institution can remedy the
determined shortcomings without external support;
- After an unfavourable advice an institution can submit an improvement
plan which, when approved can suspend the withdrawal of the continuation for
at least one and at the most three years;
- Anyway, after an unfavourable advice a new audit by a joint board will
follow within 3 months, or within the last three months of the suspension
period, aimed at previously formulated shortcomings;
- The joint board can now give a limited favourable advice too.
In case of favourable advice the Inspectorate has full confidence that there
is sufficient professionalism and readiness present in the institution to
continue her development with quality, and she will not carry out any succession
controls.
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