Decision - Learning Management System Replacement
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the council's own words, uneditedInformation report on use of officer urgency powers to procure and fund a learning management system
RESOLVED: That the Committee – (i) Noted the decision taken under Officer urgency powers (as set out in the report and the offer decision record in the Appendix) to: · procure and implement a replacement LMS , including the provision of interim systems and processes and; · approve expenditure as detailed in the part II report over 3 years for the purchase, implementation and licensing of the replacement LMS to be met from a combination of revenue commitment, borrowing (capital financing) and/or addition to the Modernisation Fund subject to the final split of costs between capital and revenue; (ii) Noted the intention to integrate our learning management system into a fully integrated HR, recruitment, payroll and finance system (which was approved at P&R committee in July 2022) from 2025 onwards.
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 3505/1162 tokens · 8650ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 11:41WebBased, the Council’s Learning Management System provider, went into liquidation in September 2022, requiring urgent action to maintain learning, induction and compliance training. Members were asked to note the use of officer urgency powers to procure and implement a replacement LMS, with Learning Pool identified as the preferred supplier.
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parsed- Proceed with rapid procurement and implementation of a replacement LMS using officer urgency powers.
- Continue interim systems and processes to maintain learning provision during implementation.
- Determine the final split between capital and revenue costs and make the required budget commitments.
- Continue consulting relevant stakeholders about business continuity and the long-term LMS requirements.
- Explore integration of LMS functionality into the Council’s fully integrated HR, recruitment, payroll and finance system from 2025 onwards.