Inspection of Accounts

National legislation — the Local Audit and Accountability Act (2014) and the Accounts and Audit Regulations (2015) — gives registered voters the right to inspect their local authority’s accounts, ask questions about them and object to them, during a period of 30 working days every year.

Register of CIL and S106 money held by the council (B)

The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) and “Section 106” agreements enable councils to raise funds from developers undertaking building projects. The money raised can be used to compensate for or mitigate the impact of the proposed developments, and pay for the infrastructure needed to support development - like transport, schools, health facilities, and parks.

Council officials dealt with requests for details relating to CIL and S106 funding during the Inspection of Accounts process. These can be accessed from the link below.

Register of CIL and S106 money held by the council (B)