Policy paper

Annex A: wider guidance

Published 28 September 2022

This was published under the 2022 Truss Conservative government

Applies to England

The following general guidance documents and instructions apply to NHS Counter Fraud Authority. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC or ‘the department’) may require NHS Counter Fraud Authority to provide additional management information on an ad hoc basis. Where this is the case, the department will provide NHS Counter Fraud Authority with clear reasons for the request and will allow as much time as possible to comply with the request.

General guidance

See:

Audit and risk

See:

Finance

See:

Human resources

See:

Freedom of Information

See:

  • relevant Freedom of Information Act guidance and instructions (Ministry of Justice)

Estates and sustainability

See:

  • Greening Government Commitments
  • Government Property Unit national property controls and standards for office accommodation (available from DHSC)
  • DHSC’s property asset management procedures

Information governance and security

See:

Transparency

See:

The Prime Minister’s commitments on transparency