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Maintaining Property in the Public Sector Estate. Chris Hibberd representing the CBSS at national level at the Federation of Property Societies (FPS) CBSS Spring meeting 14 April 2011. Background. 1 The Federation of Property Societies (FPS) 2 FPS business plan March 2010
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Maintaining Property in the Public Sector Estate Chris Hibberd representing the CBSS at national level at the Federation of Property Societies (FPS) CBSS Spring meeting 14 April 2011
Background • 1 The Federation of Property Societies (FPS) • 2 FPS business plan March 2010 • 3 The issue managing public sector property • 4 The role of the CBSS et al
Who Are Federation Members? • COPROP • SCALA • SCEME • ACES • SCQS • CLAW • CBSS • Scottish contingent • www.fedps.org.uk site hosted by Cipfa
Opportunities • 1 Definitive document/manual • 2 Intended for property managers • 3 CBSS ownership • 4 FPS membership input • 5 Long awaited advice from body of CBSS • 6 Opportunity for future specialist development?
Current status • The document is required by FPS • Outline brief received and approved by FPS • Vision & scoping document approved by FPS • Contributory funding accepted by FPS • Notice in members area of CBSS web site • SCEME members approached for M&E input • Timetable defined • Now at research and data compilation stage • CBSS members input required
Timetable • FPS business plan March 2010 • CBSS ownership established September 2010 • Briefing and Vision & Scoping doc Dec 2010 • Funding proposal supported by FPS March ‘11 • Meeting with CBSS President March ‘11 • Meeting with SCEME members March ’11 • Programme and cost profile to FPS May ‘11 • Compile document Summer ’11 • Outline format approval at FPS September ‘11 • First draft presentation to FPS November ‘11
CBSS member Involvement • CBSS Ten Top Tips • The CBSS Risk Matrix • CBSS member input • RICS • FPS members eg SCEME • All contributions to Chris Hibberd chrishibberd53@gmail.com Mobile phone 07791095451 Or through 7Cs portal at www.the7Cs.co.uk
in collaboration with The • The 7Cs are dedicated to the proper management of the public property estate • The 7Cs and CBSS collaboration represents an opportunity to develop and grow together • In today’s climate of change more is wanted for less • Collaboration necessary toward a common aim for both parties • www.the7Cs.co.uk and www.thecbss.org.uk