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We have entered Beta testing of Framework 3 of our solution.

The idea is to be ready for the next decade of changes

Expect great new features like AGAR management

If you are interested in being part of the Beta program contact us.

Assertion 10

It asks for a few things.

Our template, hosting, domain reg and email provide the complete package to ensure your covered.

NALC has a resource to help you

The main thrust of Assertion 10 is to ensure the website is WCAG 2.2 compliant - Our template meets this requirement when deployed.

It also recommends moving to a .gov domain - We can help that happen. Its not a requirement though.

It does state that emails like "gmail" and "hotmail" are not meant to be used any longer. All our packages include emails to ensure clerks and councillors can say "Yes" to assertion 10.

FORMS

Assertion 10 has 3 forms that are classed as Essential

Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) Form

Freedom of Information Request Form

Website Accessibility Statement & Feedback Form

The Template provides these as standard (see the contact us page and the form options available in the drop down)

It also has 2 Recommended forms

IT Policy Acknowledgement Form

Internal Data Breach Reporting Form

These are covered using the "Any other Request Form"

The final one is a "Best Practice" and refers to the Annual Data Audir Record. That has always been part of the template

Our full guide to foms can be accessed with this link

Some Parish and Town Councils have minutes and agendas dating back decades. To ensure transparency and provide the public with access to as much detail as possible—without burdening councils with significant costs—we’ve introduced our Archive widget.

Councils can now simply upload their files to the media library, organizing them into a folder structure based on Category and Year. Once that’s done, the widget can be placed on any page you choose. Categories are automatically built from the folder structure you’ve set up.