Fraud update
Ian O’Donnell is Executive Director of Corporate Resources, London Borough of Ealing, and Chair of Fighting Fraud Locally Strategic Board On 6th December 2012 the second Fighting Fraud Locally conference was[…]
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- — 19 Nov, 2012
Fraud update: councils are better at tackling fraud
Ian O’Donnell is Executive Director of Corporate Resources, Ealing Council On 8th November the Audit Commission published its annual review of councils’ counter fraud performance, Protecting The Public Purse (PPP). For[…]
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- — 2 Aug, 2012
Ealing’s Ian O’Donnell on the future of the National Fraud Initiative
Ian O’Donnell is Executive Director of Corporate Resources at Ealing Council The government is consulting on the draft Local Audit Bill in the wake of its decision to do away[…]
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