In line with agreed review cycles, the Performance Assurance Operating Plan (PAOP) is to be reviewed quarterly. This review took place in October and the PAB were consulted on the changes. The purpose of the quarterly reviews is for operational reviews against progress and milestones based on the analysis of data. This is intended to be reactive and allow activities to be re-planned and prioritised based on actual delivery performance. Within the PAOP, we provided an indicative timeline for when year one activities would take place. As part of the review of the PAOP and this indicative timeline, the Code Manager has identified a number of changes. 1 - Maintenance of Qualification - As the functionality for submissions to be completed has not yet been developed on the REC Portal, and consistent with the recent decision to delay new reporting requirements until January 2022, we will now also delay the start of maintenance of qualification submissions to 2022. 2- Monthly risk determination where all Retail Risks are monitored - Due to the data submission approach defined in the Report Catalogue, a phased approach is being taken. Some data will be available in from 1 November, with the remainder available from 1 February. 3- Peer comparison on address quality - Data not available until 1 November. 4- Peer comparison on Prepayment meter device replacements - Activity removed, data required to complete this activity is not available within the market. 5- Peer comparison on Erroneous Switches - Data not available until 1 November 6 - Specific topic monitoring on Metering updates - Due to the data submission approach defined in the Report Catalogue, a phased approach is being taken. Electricity data will be available in from 1 November, with the Gas available from 1 January.