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Audit Scotland recognise ‘good progress’ by Highland Council in a report examining governance and resource management practices


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Executive Chief Officer of Resources & Finance Liz Denovan (left), with Deputy Council Leader Alasdair Christie and Highland Council Chief Executive Donna Manson.
Executive Chief Officer of Resources & Finance Liz Denovan (left), with Deputy Council Leader Alasdair Christie and Highland Council Chief Executive Donna Manson.

AUDITORS have recognised an increased pace of change at Highland Council in a report examining governance and resource management practices.

The Best Value Assurance Report (BVAR) by Audit Scotland noted changes made since the appointment of current chief executive Donna Manson.

It was discussed by councillors earlier this month.

Highland Council deputy leader, councillor Alasdair Christie, said: “The pace of change and delivery of the council’s budget and Change Programme is bearing significant results with positive budget out-turns providing opportunities in 2021/22 for increased investment and increased reserves.

“However, it is recognised that future years will be challenging and the pace of change in recovery, improvement and transformation must be maintained to deliver efficiency savings.”

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