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4 February 2010
The Localis report contains a number of assertions about the cost of audit and inspection.
Giving children a healthy start
Giving children a healthy start
A review of health improvements in children from birth to five years
3 February 2010
Children have a right to enjoy the best possible health, but there are significant differences in their experiences. Evidence clearly demonstrates that improving early years’ health contributes ...
3 February 2010
This briefing considers findings from auditors' review of restated comparatives for the 2009/10 accounts by NHS bodies.
Eugene Sullivan
2 February 2010
Steve Bundred, the Chief Executive of the Audit Commission for the past six and a half years, will leave the organisation on March 31.
1 February 2010
The Audit Commission did not pay a public affairs company to lobby Tory shadow ministers. Steve Bundred, the Commission chief executive, is today writing to Caroline Spelman, the shadow CLG ...
28 January 2010
We reviewed accident and emergency (A&E) data for Payment by Results (PbR) purposes in eight acute trusts to see if we should extend the PbR data assurance framework to cover A&E activity.
28 January 2010
We launched a consultation on the Payment by Results (PbR) data assurance framework for 2010/11 onwards in autumn 2009. We have now published the response to this consultation, PbR data assurance ...
22 January 2010
Audit Commission publishes letter to minister on English council periodicals and other communication with the public
18 January 2010
The Audit Commission has published an update to the Strategic Approach to Housing key lines of enquiry (KLOE) with supporting Descriptors and Evidence document.
Magnifying glass on files
15 January 2010
Leicestershire Police Authority is performing adequately. The Chair provides strong and visible leadership which has established a sound basis for improvement.