IYSS – NCCIS Statutory changes (3.85)
Description IYSS Sys Admin client and NCCIS Checker Tool: Activity Code 280 description updated from 16-19 Independent Specialist Provider to Special post-16 institution.
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3.82.015 IYSS The rollup process causes multiple primary confirmed situations – Installation Guide
3.83.005 IYSS The rollup process causes multiple primary confirmed situations – Installation Guide
IYSS Installation and Configuration (3.83 onwards)
One IYSS and Youth Justice Upgrade (3.83 onwards)
IYSS – Roll Up Routine (3.84)
Description The IYSS roll up routine has been improved so that it can complete without any user intervention. It should also complete within a day when processing thousands of student records.
» Read moreYouth Justice – YJB Statutory Change: PNLD Offence list updated to v5.2 (3.83)
Description The PNLD (Police National Legal Database) Offence list has been updated to v5.2. Changes to v5.2 (from v5.1.1) Introduction of the following new offences which may be relevant to young people: New offences relating to the production, import, supply and possession of Nitrous Oxide as Class C substance, under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 (MD71609, MD71609A, MD71610, MD71610A, […]
» Read moreNCCIS Checker Tool – Changes for 2024-2025 (3.83)
Description The NCCIS Return has been updated as follows: Client View | Level of Need updated so that SEND Flag is replaced by EHCP Flag Xml file output updated so that SEND Flag is replaced by EHCP Flag Error codes 40, 102,103, 254,255 and 306 display EHCP Flag rather than SEND Flag Activity Code 450 has been removed Where a […]
» Read moreYouth Justice – YJB Statutory Change: Changes to support KPI Tables (3.83)
Description KPI1 – Accommodation To identify which remands resulted in custodial sentence Remands that resulted in a custodial sentence need to be excluded from the count. To identify these, a new value of custodial sentence has been added to the existing Outcome field within the Intervention Programme details screen. Any remands that result in a custodial sentence should have custodial […]
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