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The Prudential Code For Capital Finance In Local Authorities (2021 Edition)

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The framework established by the Prudential Code should support local strategic planning, local asset management planning and proper option appraisal. The objectives of the Prudential Code are to ensure, within this clear framework, that the capital investment plans of local authorities are affordable, prudent and sustainable.

Prudential Code 2021 edition

Pensions Knowledge and Skills Framework

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This Framework provides supporting guidance for administering authorities in applying the standards of the Code of Practice on LGPS Knowledge and Skills. It reflects the most recent developments concerning knowledge and skills and promotes good governance within the LGPS.

Knowledge and skills framework for LGPS members and officers

Successful Collaborations in the Public Services: the role of internal audit

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Successful Collaborations in the Public Services: The Role of Internal Audit provides practical advice on how the internal auditor can maximise their role from the ‘concept stage’ right through to ‘business as normal’ in delivering effective collaborative and shared service arrangements.

Successful Collaborations: The role of internal audit

Service Reporting Code of Practice for Local Authorities 2021/22

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SeRCOP is prepared in accordance with the financial reporting framework established by the Code of Practice on Local Authority Accounting in the United Kingdom (the Code). It applies to all local authority services throughout the UK from 1 April 2021 for the preparation of 2021/22 budgets and performance indicators.

SeRCOP

Planning to Deliver Good Value in Demand-led Services (social care)

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Planning to deliver good value in demand-led social care services (adult, children’s and SEND) is an ever-increasing challenge, especially in recent years when budgets have been tightening. However, this is an essential part of service and financial planning, to ensure that services not only remain within budget, but to ensure that they remain sustainable. This publication will be of interest to all those involved in service and financial planning, including commissioners, finance, performance, and service managers and directors.

Planning to deliver

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