A plea has been made to MPs to ‘give the sector a break’ to allow it to get on top of its audit ‘crisis’.
Tudor Evans, a Local Government Association’s (LGA) deputy chair, called for audits to focus on the latest accounts before tackling the backlog of previous years as he appeared before the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee.
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