TURNKEY PUBLIC MANAGEMENT TOOLKITS--Guides and templates to help managers and consultants assess the delivery of programs and services in the public sector.
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TURNKEY PUBLIC MANAGEMENT TOOLKITS--Guides and templates to help managers and consultants assess the delivery of programs and services in the public sector.
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Summary of potential legal services delivery model options.
Legal Services Delivery Model Option Assessment (8 slides)
Delivery model option assessment work plan summary chart. Key steps are: develop detailed work plan, assess current delivery model, identify and assess delivery model options, select preferred delivery model option, and prepare implementation plan.
Legal Services Delivery Model Option Assessment (8 slides)
Continuum of options for the delivery of legal services from decentralized to centralized delivery.
Key factors to consider in designing the legal services delivery model.
Legal Services Delivery Model Option Assessment (8 slides)
Legal Services Delivery Model Option Assessment (8 slides)
Legal Services Delivery Model Option Assessment (8 slides)

Legal Services Delivery Model Option Assessment (8 slides)

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Governments and their agencies face a number of challenging questions in designing the most effective legal services delivery model government-wide and within each agency.  For example, these include:

  • Variations in the delivery model by type of legal service (e.g., advisory, litigation, legislative and regulatory drafting)

  • The extent to which legal services staff should be co-located or integrated with client agencies (e.g., assigning legal services to specific agency clients)

  • Dependence on centres of expertise to deliver legal services government-wide

  • The funding arrangements in place for legal services, for example, whether legal services should be funded by client agencies, funded centrally on a cost-recovery basis, or simply funded centrally.

  • Reporting relationships of organization legal counsel, paralegals and legal assistants

  • The degree of flexibility to move legal counsel between client organizations.

Legal services delivery model options 

    Examples of service delivery model options for legal services government-wide include:

    • Decentralized— Agencies manage, acquire and fund their own legal services. Whole of government legal services are provided centrally. Collaborative government legal networks in place.

    • Centralized distributed cost recovery model with optionality— Agencies have the option of using centralized government-wide legal services on a cost recovery basis or acquiring private external legal services.

    • Centralized mandatory distributed legal services with cost recovery model—Mandatory centralized government-wide legal services are co-located with, and funded by client agencies on a cost recovery basis.

    • Centralized mandatory services are assigned to client agencies—Legal services are provided centrally and are assigned to client agencies.  Services to client agencies are funded on a cost-recovery basis; whole-of-government services are funded centrally.

    • Centralized—Agencies obtain mandatory legal services from centralized service centres or centres of expertise.   Services are funded centrally.

    This tool provides a work plan and checklist to help assess delivery model options for the legal services function in government or your government agency.  The slides (see preview charts) include:

    • A checklist to help assess the current delivery model
    • Examples of delivery model options for legal services 
    • The typical contents of the profiles used to describe the delivery model options
    • An assessment approach
    • Outline of implementation plan to move to the selected delivery model.

    Upon purchase, you will receive an email with a link to download the Delivery Model Option Assessment Tool (8 slides in a PowerPoint editable format) as well as the Delivery Model Option Assessment Guide (12 pages in Word).


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