The transfer is in one contract; the evidence is in four places.
The contract sits with contract management, the service provider's certificates of competence with purchasing, the induction record with the site manager and the monitoring reports in facility management's files. When someone asks whether a delegation is effective, each of the four is contacted separately. Until the answers come in, the duty counts as transferred without anyone having proved it.
38delegated dutiesThat is how many operator obligations in the portfolio are transferred to service providers.
4conditions per delegationSelection, written transfer, induction and monitoring must all be met together.
152individual pieces of evidenceThirty-eight duties with four conditions each make a hundred and fifty-two documents.
1missing monitoring reportIf there is no proof of monitoring for a duty, the organisation still carries that duty.
Anyone who can show four dated documents for each of the 38 delegations ends up with 50% lower liability risk.
The 50% reduction in liability risk is this agent's headline figure. Thirty-eight delegated duties and the 152 pieces of evidence that result are a plausible scope for a mid-sized portfolio; they were not counted.