CIPFA is releasing a fully revised edition of its sector-specific guidance notes
for local authorities, including police authorities and fire authorities, the
practical companion to Treasury Management in the Public Services: Code of
Practice and Cross-sectoral Guidance Notes.
These new sector-specific guidance notes draw attention to the requirements
of statutes and regulations, and to common practices and current issues specific
to local authority treasury management. They are intended to complement and
be read in conjunction with CIPFA’s Treasury Management Code published
in 2001.
The 2006 guidance notes give clear and practical expression to how local authorities
might adapt the treasury management practices (‘TMPs’) and suggested
schedules in sections 1 and 2 of the cross-sectoral guidance notes to make them
appropriate to their particular circumstances.
This guidance is a complete update of the original publication, taking account
of the major changes in the legal and regulatory framework of local authority
treasury management over the last four years. These changes have included:
- the effects (in England and Wales) of the Local Government Act 2003, and
of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 2003, on borrowing, capital financing
and investment in local government;
- the introduction of the prudential regime under CIPFA’s Prudential
Code; and
- the guidance notes on local authority investment in England and Wales issued
in March 2004.
This fully revised edition of the sector-specific guidance notes will be of
use to all those concerned with treasury management, whether working as practitioners
or managers in local fire and police authorities, or employed in the private
sector and dealing with those organisations.
Also new for 2006:
Treasury Management in the Public Services: Anti-money Laundering –
Cross-sectoral Guidance Notes Update
CIPFA have published a fully revised section on the subject of money laundering,
originally published in CIPFA’s Treasury Management in the Public
Services: Code of Practice and Cross-sectoral Guidance Notes. The revision
reflects changes in the law and regulation of money laundering in the UK, most
notably as a result of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and the Money Laundering
Regulations 2003. It also summarises the guidance given by CIPFA in its 2005
publication on the subject, Proceeds of Crime (Anti-money Laundering) –
Practical Guidance for Public Service Organisations, applying it specifically
to treasury management in the public services.
The update of the guidance notes can be downloaded
free of charge or call CIPFA’s Publications Department on 020 7543
5605 or email publications@cipfa.org
to request a printed copy.
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