Correspondence

Tower Hamlets intervention: return of grants function

Revision of Tower Hamlets intervention: ending oversight of procurement and returning the council’s grants function with commissioner oversight.

Documents

Letter from DCLG to Tower Hamlets council confirming the revised intervention package (16 January 2017)

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Revised Directions to Tower Hamlets council (16 January 2017)

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Representations received from Tower Hamlets council (received 15 December 2016)

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Letter from DCLG to Tower Hamlets council about a revised intervention package proposed by the Secretary of State (2 December 2016)

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Tower Hamlets commissioners’ report to the Secretary of State on progress with the intervention (received 11 October 2016)

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Mayor of Tower Hamlets’ third 6-monthly report to the Secretary of State on progress against the council’s best value strategy and action plan (received 20 September 2016)

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Annex to the Mayor Tower Hamlets’ third 6-monthly report (received 20 September 2016)

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Details

On 11 October 2016 the Tower Hamlets commissioners wrote to the Secretary of State with their response to the Mayor’s third 6-monthly report on progress against the council’s best value strategy and action plan. In their report the commissioners recommended a return of the grants function to the council and an end to their oversight of the council’s procurement practices and processes.

On 2 December the Department for Communities and Local Government wrote to Tower Hamlets council outlining a revised intervention package proposed by the Secretary of State, and invited representations.

After careful consideration by the Secretary of State of the representations received from Tower Hamlets Council on 15 December, the Department for Communities and Local Government wrote to the council on 16 January 2017 confirming the revised intervention package.

See documents relating to the original intervention.

Information about the work of the commissioners can be found on the commissioners’ web pages on the Tower Hamlets council website.

Published 17 January 2017