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The future of performance management post HRA reform
Posted on: 17 February 2012
By: mackene
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Following the abolition of the subsidy system this April, there will be a complete shift in the accountability of financial decisions from central government to local authorities. Being able to demonstrate excellent performance will be key for local authorities and Arms Length Management Organisations (ALMOs) as the new self financing system has the potential to link poor performance to the quality of tenants’ homes and expose poor decision making. This briefing outlines the processes that local authorities and ALMOs should have in place linking accurate forward looking performance data to key business planning decisions. It marks a renaissance in performance measures, as they become a highly valued source of accurate information that will help local authority and ALMO business plans remain solvent.
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