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Audit Committee Inquiry into Community Planning

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Published Wednesday, 13 December 2006 15:35
The Scottish Parliament's Audit Committee is carrying out an inquiry into Audit Scotland's 'Community Planning: An Initial Review'.   The remit of the inquiry is:
  • difficulties caused by different geographical boundaries, accountabilities and financial regulations;
  • the lack of integration and prioritisation of national policy initiatives, and
  • fragmented funding streams.

 

The Committee visited East Ayrshire Community Planning Partnership on 23 October 2006 and held a 'round table' evidence session with participants from Community Planning Partnerships on 7 November.  It held a further evidence session with officers from the Scottish Executive on 5 December.  It is expected to report in the New Year. 

Full details of the inquiry, including a report of the visit to East Ayrshire and transcripts of the evidence sessions are available on the Committee's pages on the Parliament's website.

 

 
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