NRM 1 - Order of Cost Estimating and Cost Planning for Capital Building Works: NRM 1 (New Rules of Measurement)

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the most referred exploitation types were labour (470; 33%), not recorded or unknown (368; 26%) and criminal (186; 13%) (data table 27)

You will first need to complete a child welfare services form and send it to the relevant local authority. Police force data provided in associated reference tables are based on the location of the police force that received the NRM referral. Each referral is screened against the criteria below to identify the responsible geographic police force. Once identified, the referral is transferred for action to the relevant Force Intelligence Bureau or stipulated point of receipt within the force. Sometimes, further information is received and processed regarding a referral, which means it will be sent to a different police force. The updated statistics will reflect this. Criteria applied to identify the relevant police force are: If you won’t have access to a computer when you interview a potential victim, you can print the NRM prompt sheet. Please note, a change to data recording from 1 October 2019 means that NRM data reflects the dual nationality of potential victims in separate categories. To see total counts of a particular nationality, please refer to the data tables. A potential victim’s nationality is based on information provided by the first responder upon referral; however case workers may update this as further information is gathered. Guidance for Northern Ireland and Scotland has been updated: Youth Work Alliance (Northern Ireland) have been added as an approved first responder organisation from 1 July 2023.Final project brief Formal cost plan Formal cost plan stage Functional unit Functional unit method Group element Gross external area (GEA) Gross internal floor area (GIFA) ICMS Initial project brief The initial project brief amended so that it is aligned with the concept design (RIBA project stage 2) and any briefing decisions made during RIBA project stage 2. Both the concept design and the final project brief are information exchanges at the end of RIBA project stage 2. The elemental cost plan that is reported to the employer on completion of a specific RIBA project stage or OGC Gateway. The point at which the quantity surveyor/cost manager formally submits an elemental cost plan to the employer for consideration. The formal cost plan stages are interlinked with the appropriate RIBA project stages and OGC Gateways. A unit of measurement used to represent the prime use of a building or part of a building (e.g. per bed space, per house and per m 2 of retail area). It also includes all associated circulation space. A rough budget-setting technique that consists of selecting a suitable standard functional unit of use for the project and multiplying the projected number of units by an appropriate cost per functional unit. The main headings used to describe the facets of an elemental cost plan. The area of a building measured externally (i.e. to the external face of the perimeter walls) at each floor level. The rules of measurement of gross external floor area (GEA) are defined in RICS property measurement (2nd edition), RICS professional statement. The area of a building measured to the internal face of the perimeter walls at each floor level. The rules of measurement of gross internal floor area are defined in RICS property measurement (2nd edition), RICS professional statement. The terms gross internal floor area (GIFA) and gross internal area (GIA) are synonymous. International Construction Measurement Standards. The brief following discussions with the client to ascertain the project objectives, the client s business 8 Less commonly reported exploitation types are grouped as ‘Other’ and a full breakdown is provided in data table 4. b) there is no credible evidence to the contrary immediately available. A belief by the victim (or a person reasonably assumed to be acting on behalf of the victim, that a crime has occurred is usually sufficient to justify its recording). The prompt sheet highlights the questions you must ask and explains the type of information a report needs. Updated national referral mechanism forms for adults in England and Wales and Northern Ireland and Scotland.

Authorised first responder organisations include local authorities, specified non-governmental organisations ( NGOs), police forces and specified government agencies. Adults (aged 18 and over) must consent to being referred to the NRM, whilst children aged 17 and under need not consent to being referred. Adults who were exploited as children can also be referred. As specified in section 52 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015, public authorities in England and Wales have a statutory duty to notify the Home Office when they come across potential victims of modern slavery. This duty is discharged by either referring a child or consenting adult potential victim into the NRM, or by notifying the Home Office via the DtN process if an adult victim does not consent to enter the NRM. A mapping tool between NRM and ICMS will be provided here shortly, mapping the new NRM with ICMS 3, launched in November 2021. While NRM is based on UK practice, it provides a framework for a common set of rules and guidance with global application. the potential victim has been exploited abroad or at an unknown location and they have presented to another first responder within the force area

Cases that do not meet the RG criteria will be closed at this stage unless there’s a request for a reconsideration. A potential victim of modern slavery is a potential victim of a crime. All NRM referrals should be referred to the police - either on the victim’s behalf if they give consent, or as a third-party referral if they don’t give consent (provided this does not breach any obligation of confidence under the common law).

To help make a formal decision, their personal information is shared with organisations such as the police and Home Office. Part1contextualisesapproximateestimatingandcostplanningintermsoftheRIBAandOGCprocessmodelsandalsoexplainscertainsymbolsandabbreviations.Theimportantaspectsofthispartarethedefinitionsoftermsusedintherules.Slavery and servitude are more serious versions of forced or compulsory labour. More information on the indicators of modern slavery is available. Where a negative RG decision is returned, no further emergency accommodation or support will be available through the NRM. Stage 2 You should also make it clear that information may be shared or sought by the relevant competent authority from other public authorities, such as the police and local authorities, to gather further evidence on an NRM referral. Where the ICTG service has been implemented, if the first responder considers a child to be a potential victim of modern slavery, they should refer them to the ICTG service by completing the online referral form in English or in Welsh. This is in addition to following usual safeguarding routes and NRM referrals. 8. Indicators of modern slavery These statistics are based on the situation as at 16 April 2023, when an extract was taken from the live management information system. The figures may differ from previous or future reports as new information comes to light and cases update accordingly.

ICMS 2 take into account the cost classification of the life-cycle costs of the asset: the initial capital costs plus the renewal, operation, maintenance and end-of-life costs. The base cost classification arrangement for the initial capital costs can be used in conjunction with NRM 1, and the whole life-cycle cost arrangement can be used in conjunction with NRM 3. Both NRM 1 and NRM 3 will be mapped to ICMS 2. ICMS Third Edition is about to be published and will now include provision for both embodied and operational carbon accounting as well, which provides the framework for NRM 3 to incorporate full life-cycle costs with carbon accounting.

RICS Data Standard (RDS)

From 1 November 2015, specified public authorities are required to notify the Home Office about any potential victims of modern slavery they encounter in England and Wales.