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Fraud, corruption and bribery in and around public services have become an increasing concern in recent years. The reported level of fraud and corruption affecting the public sector has remained unacceptably high despite numerous national and international initiatives intended to tackle these crimes and their consequences. Fraud and Corruption in Public Services is a definitive, practical guide to the diverse risks that arise in central and local government. There is guidance on civil and criminal law around fraud, bribery and corruption as well as the national and international governmental measures and initiatives for countering this form of criminality. Most importantly of all, the book offers advice, practical examples and strategies for preventing and combating fraud, bribery and corruption. The text is readable, well-informed and intensely practical; illustrated throughout with real-life examples from the author's 40 year career.
Foreword xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgements xv
Part I Fraud And Corruption In Context
1 Fraud and Corruption Affecting the Public Sector
3(12)
Background to the Book
3(1)
Drawing the Boundaries
4(1)
A Quick Refresh on Fraud and Corruption
5(1)
Legislation
6(1)
Consequences of a Lengthy Recession and its Aftermath
6(2)
Pressures on Public Officials
8(1)
The Risks of Not Getting the Counter-fraud Message Across to Those That Run Public Services
8(5)
Scope of the
Chapters to Follow
13(2)
2 The Scale of the Problem
15(14)
UK Public Sector: The National Fraud Review
15(5)
Extent of European Wide Fraud and Corruption
20(3)
International Fraud and Corruption Measurement for the Public Sector
23(1)
United States
24(1)
Canada
25(1)
Ireland
26(1)
Other International Measures of the Level of Public Sector Fraud and Corruption
27(2)
3 Fraud and Corruption Legislation in the UK
29(26)
UK Criminal Law
29(16)
UK Public Bodies and the Civil Law
45(5)
Specific Legislation Affecting Local Authorities
50(2)
Specific Powers to Investigate Fraud for Central Government and Government Agencies
52(3)
4 Fraud and Corruption Legislation in Selected Major Countries with Legal Systems Based on English Common Law and with English as the Official Language
55(28)
Introduction
55(1)
The United States
56(3)
Canadian Legislation
59(4)
Anti-fraud and Corruption Legislation in Australia and New Zealand
63(8)
Anti-fraud and Corruption Legislation in India
71(7)
Anti-fraud and Corruption Legislation in Nigeria
78(5)
5 Case Study Exemplars on UK Legislation
83(16)
Drawing a Distinction between Civil and Criminal Law
83(1)
UK Civil Law Exemplars
84(3)
UK Criminal Law Exemplars
87(12)
Part II Counter-Fraud Measures And Initiatives
6 Measures to Prevent Fraud and Corruption: Central Initiatives
99(10)
The 2006 Fraud Review and the National Fraud Authority
99(3)
Counter-fraud Policy Roles of the Cabinet Office and the Treasury
102(2)
The Single Fraud Investigation Service (SFIS)
104(2)
HM Treasury Guidance
106(3)
7 Measures to Prevent Fraud and Corruption: Local Government, the NHS and Other Related Public Services
109(16)
Changing Approach to Fraud
109(1)
Role of the Audit Commission 1983-2014
110(2)
Role of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA)
112(4)
Local Government
116(4)
The National Health Service (NHS)
120(1)
The Police
121(4)
8 Counter Fraud Measures and Their Effectiveness
125(14)
Counter Fraud Measures in the Public Sector
125(1)
UK Measurement
126(3)
European Studies
129(10)
Part III Fraud And Corruption Cases
9 UK Case Studies Tackling Fraud and Corruption
139(16)
Case Studies in Local Government and Education
147(2)
A Strategic Approach to Tackling Fraud and Corruption: The UK Police and a Government Agency
149(6)
10 Case Studies in the US and Canadian Public Sector Tackling Fraud and Corruption
155(12)
Central Government - A Little Matter of US National Security: Case Study One
155(6)
Canada - How a 'Clean' Country Can Still Suffer from Corrupt Public Officials: Case Study Two
161(6)
Part IV Public Sector Fraud Risks In Practice
11 Procurement: The Biggest Risk
167(20)
Areas of Public Sector Procurement Fraud
167(1)
Fraud and Corruption in Pre-qualification and Bidding
168(2)
Bid Selection and Bid Clarification Practices
170(5)
Post Qualification Including Contract Management
175(2)
The Need for Due Diligence Pre-contract and Proactive Post Contract Monitoring
177(3)
Contract Extension and Renegotiation
180(1)
Other Procurement Fraud Risks
180(7)
12 Running Costs and Facilities Management - Including Works and Shared Services
187(18)
The Scourge of IT Fraud
187(3)
Shared Services
190(1)
Transferring Non-core Business to the Private Sector
191(10)
Facilities Management: Avoiding the Cowboys
201(4)
13 Payroll and Pensions - Including Overtime and Allowances
205(14)
The Nature of Payroll Fraud
205(2)
UK Central Government and Agencies
207(1)
UK Local Government and Other Public Sector Bodies
208(2)
The Need for Adequate Vetting and Pre-employment Checks
210(4)
Post-appointment Vetting and Ongoing Employee Monitoring
214(5)
14 Income, Liquid Assets and Cash Fraud and Corruption
219(16)
The Challenge of Income Fraud
219(1)
Tax Evasion: Fraud and Corruption
220(2)
Licence Fee Fraud
222(1)
Rent and Rates Fraud
223(1)
Other Income Fraud
224(2)
Stealing from the Mint
226(1)
The Used Banknote Scandal
227(1)
Cash Handling by Public Bodies
228(1)
Cash Frauds in a Policing Environment
229(2)
Cashier Frauds
231(4)
Part V Dealing With Fraud And Corruption
15 Tackling Fraud and Corruption in the Public Sector
235(12)
Thinking it Through on Public Sector Fraud and Corruption
235(1)
The Pitfalls and Perils of Whistleblowing in the UK Public Sector
236(3)
The Perils of Mishandling the Whistle Blower's Intelligence
239(3)
Rewarding Whistle-blowers: The Pitfalls
242(1)
The Demise of the Audit Commission and the Impact on Dealing with Fraud and Corruption
243(2)
The Impact of Closing the National Fraud Authority
245(2)
16 Corruption at the Top
247(16)
The Hidden Agenda, Corruption at the Top of Public Life
247(1)
A Modern Spanish Scandal with Echoes of Poulson and 1960's Local Government in the UK
248(2)
Fraud and Corruption at the Top of UK Public Life
250(13)
Part VI The Way Forward
17 Corporate Governance, Concluding Thoughts and Next Steps
263(18)
Governance and Ethics
263(1)
Ethics to the Rescue?
264(5)
An Alternative Strategy for Tackling Fraud and Corruption Proactively in the Public Sector
269(4)
Challenging Times Ahead
273(3)
Harsh Times for Public Services
276(1)
The Need for a Professional Public Sector Counter-fraud Service
277(2)
Where Next?
279(2)
Appendix 1: International Legislation on Fraud and Corruption Covered in
Chapter 4
281(8)
Appendix 2: Useful Links for Further Public Sector Fraud and Corruption Information 289(4)
Index 293
Peter Tickner has a Masters Degree from City University Business School (in Internal Auditing and Management), he is a Fellow and Chartered member of the Institute of Internal Auditors and a member and director of the Institute of Counter Fraud Specialists. Peter started his professional auditing and investigating career as an external auditor in the National Health Service in the 1970s. He was appointed Head of Internal Audit at Her Majestys Treasury in February 1988. In 1995 Peter left the Treasury on appointment as the Director of Internal Audit for the Metropolitan Police in London, a post he held until early retirement in 2009. While at the Metropolitan Police, Peter set up and ran a highly successful investigation team looking at internal and contractor fraud and corruption.