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CGOV.14:4.3 - Choose the response and make any transition workable

Compare the live alternatives at the scope of the difficulty. Retaining the current arrangement, repairing its operation and adopting a different arrangement can have different costs and consequences. Reuse OCE.14 when its comparison of organizational revisions supplies the needed analysis.

If retaining the current arrangement or repairing its operation answers the difficulty, return that choice and any needed execution repair. Continue below only for a selected arrangement change.

For the selected change, explain the new powers or contributions, protected conditions, required means and affected pending matters. Determine how current delegations, unfinished decisions and relevant records will be treated. Preserve obligations whose discharge or alteration needs a separate act.

Make the transition feasible: people must understand the new contribution, have the required capability, and receive the information and services it uses. A legal power and the ability to exercise it are separate prerequisites. If the intended arrangement cannot yet operate, choose a permitted interim arrangement, delay the change where allowed, or limit its initial use.