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The Gathering
There are important lessons to be learned by all public bodies about using the private sector to help deliver their objectives following the losses incurred through the 2009 event…
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Working with other countries report 2009/10
A report covering all of Audit Scotland's work with other countries in 2009/10.
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Accounts Commission Annual Report 2009/10
Our report for 2009/10.
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Health and community care bulletin 2010
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 work that we hope…
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Using locum doctors in hospitals
The NHS in Scotland could save almost 15 per cent of the money it spends on locum doctors in hospitals – or about £6 million a year - through better planning and…
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Audit Scotland Equality Annual Review - progress report 2009-10
An overview of the developments and progress made during the year
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Accounts Commission Equality Annual Review - progress report for the year to 31 March 2010
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Asset management - Impact report
All councils agreed that the report was easy to read and tackled topical issues. Councils also agreed that the reports’ recommendations were relevant, justified and flowed from…
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Managing NHS waiting lists - A review of new arrangements - Impact report
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The National Fraud Initiative in Scotland 2008/09
A national detection exercise by Audit Scotland and other public bodies has identified fraud and error overpayments, savings and other outcomes worth more than £20 million.




