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CIPFA to launch Transport Infrastructure Assets Code
CIPFA is to launch its Code of Practice on Transport Infrastructrure Assets at HM Treasury next week. The code aims to help public bodies develop better asset management, financial management, and reporting for local highway infrastructure assets.
Transport Minister Norman Baker MP, and Matthew Lugg, Chair of the UK Roads Board, are among the speakers at the event, to be held on Monday in association with the Government Finance Profession.
For more information about how CIPFA can help your infrastructure asset management, click here. |
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CIPFA extends IFRS transition support
Following the success of their IFRS transition support in Scotland, CIPFA and PricewaterhouseCoopers are offering the same service to public bodies in England and Wales. The service provides project support and advice through the whole transition process.
For more information on IFRS transition support, click here. |
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CIPFA Wales – a new region?
A proposal from the CIPFA Wales Cymru Executive Forum to formally recognise Wales as a CIPFA region in its own right has been endorsed by CIPFA Council subject to a ballot of CIPFA members and students in Wales.
The ballot will be held in mid-August. Ahead of that we’re asking members and students to tell us how they think regional activities for Wales can best be delivered to support their needs.
Information on the proposals, their benefits and how to comment can be found here. |
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Public Finance: back to work
With unemployment heading for 3 million and a soaring welfare budget to cut, the coalition is tightening up eligibility conditions for claimants. But we’ve been here before, warns Dan Finn. |
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