Procurement and fraud workshop - 20/10/2016
As the funds available to schools reduce, it is even more important to
make the correct procurement decisions and ensure best value. The first
part of the session aims to share ground rules and give tips on ensuring
that there are sound controls in the procurement process. In the second
part of the session, we will share what can happen when adequate
financial controls are not in place and make suggestions for how you can
avoid the pitfalls.
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