Pheon Agency programme
The Nominated Individual: What the Role Is and How to Do It Well
A practical governance module for providers who want the role to mean something in real life, not just sit on a registration form.
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Not just a name on the form
An extract from Lesson 1 of The Nominated Individual.
Lesson 1 · sample extract
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The nominated individual is the senior person who can speak for the provider about how regulated activity is supervised.
The extract explains why the role must have real authority, current knowledge and a working relationship with the registered manager.
Governance in plain English
Know who can hold the role and what they must be able to explain
This module teaches the nominated individual role in practical terms: eligibility, authority, oversight, evidence, relationship with the registered manager and what must happen when the role changes.
It is not a formal CQC interview module. It is for people who need to understand how the role should work before registration, during inspection and in ordinary management life.
A word from Gary
The role only works when it has real authority
I have seen providers treat the nominated individual as a formality, and that is where risk starts. CQC needs to know who can speak for the organisation about how the regulated activity is being supervised. This module is about making that role clear, credible and useful.
Gary Stapleton FRSA
Managing Director
Pheon Agency Ltd
Understand the role before it becomes a problem
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