To read the report. Go to this page detailing the agenda of the Audit and Scrutiny Committee to be held this Thursday the 20th, click on item four and a PDF file will download.
Information before the report proper states:
Information before the report proper states:
"In view of the issues raised within the report, the Chief Executive has requested the Head of People & Performance and the Head of Corporate Governance to consider whether any disciplinary action or other action is appropriate."
Inspection of Equipment of Schcool (sic). You couldn't make this up:-)
ReplyDeleteI see anon :-) item 5 and not relevant to the Common Good but well spotted.
ReplyDelete"HE did that" "She did this"
ReplyDeleteOr is it more about things that officials didn't do?
ReplyDeleteThe Nairnshire nails it in the editorial this week
ReplyDeleteI draw attention to a key point in the report that seems to be a fundamental factor for the missed rent reviews. The change of the review period to every 7 years (1985) would have required approval by Councillors, or by an authorised employee on their behalf. Why did the District Council initiate a 7 year review period when the majority of others were annual reviews? The review period must be recorded in the original lease (a legal document). I note: 1996 - local government re-organisation; 2002 - Finance Service Restructuring; 2007 - dissolution of Area Committee. These changes in organisation and people did not help. However, I note that the audit report states that more could have been done (by Members) to question the review process in 2003. Altogether it appears to be a collective poor performance by those trustees of the income from Common Good assets.
ReplyDeletebring the common good fund back to nairn. end of story.
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