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Economic Crime Supervision Handbook

ECSH32525 · Roles and responsibilities - contents

  • ECSH32535 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of a caseworker
  • ECSH32536 · Roles and responsibilities - Role of a compliance officer
  • ECSH32537 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of a second officer
  • ECSH32538 · Roles and responsibilities - The role of single points of contact (SPOCs)
  • ECSH32539 · Roles and responsibilities - The role of project ringmasters
  • ECSH32540 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of a manager
  • ECSH32545 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of a Grade 7
  • ECSH32550 · Roles and responsibilities – Role of the Quality Assurance Team
  • ECSH32555 · Roles and responsibilities - Role of the sector specialists
  1. Roles and responsibilities - contents
  2. Roles and responsibilities - The role of single points of contact (SPOCs)

ECSH32538 | Roles and responsibilities - The role of single points of contact (SPOCs)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Economic Crime Supervision Handbook

You may be asked to act as a Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for a specific sector. The responsibilities of a sector SPOC include:

  • Attending sector meetings (or arranging a deputy).

  • Disseminating sector meeting minutes and other key messages.

  • Preparing and delivering updates on all cases within your team, highlighting any issues with case progression.

  • Having awareness of information in the Knowledge Library and SharePoint site.

  • Assisting team members with casework and acting as a second officer when required.

  • Encouraging team members to include you as the SPOC for advice prior to progressing to your Team Leader and Technical Specialists.

  • Assisting other SPOCs as required.

The SPOC directory can be found in the EC-S Structure and Roles section of the Knowledge Library.

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