Counter fraud and corruption
What we do to to protect the public funds we administer, how you can report a suspected fraud and our Whistleblowing Policy.
We are determined to protect the council from such actions whether attempted from within or by an outside individual, group or organisation.
We consider fraud to have occurred when a person acts in a dishonest way to make a gain, cause a loss to the council or expose the council to the risk of loss. Furthermore, we recognise that fraud and corruption undermine the standards of public service, which we promote, and reduces the resources available for the good of the whole community.
Counter Fraud and Corruption Strategy
Our commitment to dealing with acts of fraud is set out in our Counter Fraud and Corruption Strategy and policies
Reporting fraud, bribery and corruption
How to report your concerns about fraud, bribery or corruption and what you can report to us
Types of fraud and corruption
There are many different types of fraud. Here is how to recognise some of them
Prosecution policy
Here we provide the council's policy on prosecutions in relation to fraud or corruption
Whistleblowing Policy
We recognise that sometimes employees, councillors or stakeholders working with or on behalf of us may want to raise concerns
Gifts and hospitality guidance (HRP 62)
Here we provide the council's guidance to its officers on dealing with offers of cash, gifts and hospitality from customers, contractors and those the Council regulates
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