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The Counter-Fraud Policy details our approach to the prevention, detection and investigation of fraud across all areas of public service delivery.
The Counter-Fraud Policy sets out our zero-tolerance approach to fraud. It outlines how fraud risks will be managed across the organisation and how suspected, or identified, fraud will be managed as part of robust corporate governance arrangements designed to enable and support the delivery of our vision and priorities.
Counter-Fraud Policy
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We take fraud seriously and all cases of actual and suspected fraud will be thoroughly and promptly investigated and appropriate action taken.
Should you wish to report a suspected fraud or irregularity please send all relevant details to internalaudit@northlan.gov.uk
Concerns relating to social security benefits, including housing benefits
This is now the responsibility of the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP).
Any concerns should be reported online to the DWP or by calling the Scottish Fraud Hotline on 0800 158 2071.
Find out more about reporting benefit fraud.