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How councils work: an improvement series for councillors and officers - Charging for services: are you getting it right?
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How councils work: an improvement series for councillors and officers - Charging for services: are you getting it right?
October 31, 2013
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Accounts Commission
Charges for council services should be consistent, clear and easily explained to the public.
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