ential next steps for Bristol City Council’ listed below, relate directly to potential areas of improvement in Bristol City Council’s approach that we found as part of this evaluation. These are themed in respect of different implementation areas that we established in our theory of change and used to structure Section 6. The ’potential next steps’ are designed to support Bristol City Council’s thinking in terms of how the TFD and other products could be improved to enhance the benefits that users experience. We accept that, given budgetary constraints, it may not be possible to implement all of these, or all in full. We also accept that these potential next steps may be in the process of being considered or implemented. As noted in Sections 1 and 2, this evaluation sits alongside a ‘How to Create a Digital Single View of a Child’ guide, which contains a full range of recommended tasks to enable a successful implementation of a TFD-type product. The synthesis of these tasks builds on Bristol City Council’s learning as part of this evaluation, both in terms of reflections on what was particularly strong and areas for improvement, as well as additional interviews that were held. To broaden the relevance of this evaluation to other LAs seeking to emulate Bristol’s approach, the sub-section below titled ‘Lessons to be learned from the Bristol experience by LAs looking to deliver a similar product’, summarises the stand-out lessons that can be learned from Bristol’s experience. We have also given a reference to the relevant section within the ‘How-to’ guide that each relates to. Potential next steps for Bristol City Council Project set-up 1. Make a case for increased investment to ensure set-up, implementation, training and support, and information governance recommendations