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3 March 2010
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Annual audit letter
26 February 2010
Hosted event booking system - CP0351
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26 February 2010
Email marketing services - CP0356
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26 February 2010
Employee assistance programme - CP0017
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26 February 2010

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About the Commission

The Audit Commission is an independent watchdog, driving economy, efficiency and effectiveness in local public services to deliver better outcomes for everyone. Our work across local government, health, housing, community safety and fire and rescue services means that we have a unique perspective. We promote value for money for taxpayers, auditing the £200 billion spent by 11,000 local public bodies.
 
 
Contact us
31 March 2009
This page provides a summary of the contact details for the Audit Commission.
Our role
19 May 2009
Our work spans four main areas: audit, assessment, research and data-matching.
Our history
13 May 2009
The history of the Audit Commission from its creation to the present day.
Our values
What’s important to us as an organisation.
Our new strategic plan
18 February 2010
We invite you to comment on the contribution you think the Commission should make throughout the lifetime of the next Parliament. Our consultation survey will run until 21 May 2010.
Strategic objectives 2006-10
15 May 2009
Our five strategic objectives set out our ambitions for how we will support the improvement of local public bodies and ensure the success of our work.
How we are run
Information about our Board and management team.
How we are performing
15 May 2009
This section contains our annual report and accounts and other publications about the Commission and how we are performing.
How we value diversity
1 December 2008
We aim to achieve best practice in all areas, creating an environment where our differences are valued and there is equal access to work and development opportunities.
Procurement
The Audit Commission is subject to the legal and regulatory framework for public sector procurement.
About the Audit Commission
Annual Lectures
Contact us
How we are performing
How we are run
How we value diversity
How we value information
News
Our new strategic plan
Procurement
Strategic objectives 2006-10