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Scotland’s public sector is under the greatest financial pressure in the ten years since devolution.

This report looks at progress since 2004, when this new type of audit was introduced to assess how well councils meet their Best Value duties to deliver impr

The agency must learn from its experiences to date and must fully assess the risks, review the current performance and develop clear objectives.

Key organisations are working well together to plan for dealing with emergencies such as severe weather and the current flu pandemic.

The public sector in Scotland is improving its purchasing and estimates it has saved more than £300 million since 2006 as a result.

The bulletin primarily aims to share information with non-executive health board members and elected members of councils, but it also provides a summary of our

Mental health problems cause considerable poor health in Scotland and much has been done to move services from institutions into the community.

Many council buildings are in poor condition and others are unsuitable for the services being delivered from them.