A controlled, practice-specific plan connecting responsibilities, decision rights, limits, fallbacks, evidence and professional or provider interfaces.
The PPP converts approved decisions into clear instructions covering responsibility, authority, timing, limits, fallback, escalation and supporting evidence. It is the completed operational outcome of the Practice Protection Implementation: Stage 1 establishes and tests the position through the Guided Governance Review, and Stage 2 converts those decisions into the completed PPP.
Primary people, backups, professional eligibility and accepted roles.
What may be decided, within which limits, and what must escalate.
Information, provider access, authentication dependencies and supporting records.
What changes across the first hours, days, weeks and an extended absence.
Legal advice, accounting advice, regulated professional sign-off, bank/provider approval and other formalisation remain with the relevant adviser, institution or registered professional. PCO brings the operating decisions together and identifies what needs their confirmation.