Yesterday, the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government announced changes to LAAs, LAA Reward Grant and the National Indicator Set.
The changes enable local authorities and their partners to amend or drop any of the current 4,700 LAA targets without needing ministerial agreement. Where they choose to keep the targets, central government will have no role in monitoring them. Local authorities will not be required to prepare an LAA from April 2011, once the current agreements expire.
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