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Statement of Assurance 2022 - 2023

The London Fire Commissioner (LFC) is required to prepare an annual Statement of Assurance in accordance with the Fire and Rescue National Framework for England. This report presents the LFC’s statement for 2022/23.

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Treasury Management Strategy Statement 2024/25

This report sets out the proposed Treasury Management Strategy Statement and borrowing requirements for 2024/25 and supporting documents.

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Statement of Assurance 2021/2022

The London Fire Commissioner (LFC) is required to prepare an annual Statement of Assurance in accordance with the Fire and Rescue National Framework for England. This report presents the LFC’s statement for 2021/22.

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Statement of Accounts 2021/22

This report presents the London Fire Commissioner's (LFC’s) audited Statement of Accounts 2021/22 including the Annual Governance Statement, External Auditor’s Annual Report and Letter of Representation for review and recommendation to LFC to approve for publication.

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Statement of Accounts 2020/21 – Audited

This report presents the London Fire Commissioner's (LFC’s) audited Statement of Accounts 2020/21, including the Annual Governance Statement, attached at Appendix 1.

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High Rise Firefighting - Policy Number 663

Following the Grenfell Tower fire on 14 June 2017, Operational Policy and Assurance (OPA) reviewed and made changes to Policy Number 663 (PN663) High Rise Firefighting.

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Proposal for the decommissioning of Electronic Personal Development Records (ePDRs)

To align with national standards, LFB’s Learning and Professional Development department has worked hard to develop a new suite of accredited acquisition courses for operational staff to support their development, and where appropriate, their promotion aspirations. These give assurance to the organisation that staff are competent, safe, and trained to the same standards.

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Treasury Management Strategy Statement 2023/24

Under Authority Financial Regulations, the Director of Corporate Services, being the statutory finance officer for the London Fire Commissioner (LFC), is required to report to the LFC on the Treasury Management Strategy Statement and Annual Investment Strategy it is proposed to adopt in the coming financial year. It is presented to the Commissioner’s Board for review and to the LFC for approval.

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Appointment to Operational Director Posts

Following the decision by the current Deputy Commissioner and Director for Operational Delivery and Assurance, Richard Mills, to retire the London Fire Commissioner has established two operational director roles.

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Local Pay Policy 2022/23

This report sets out a formal pay policy statement for 2022/23 to be adopted by the London Fire Commissioner (LFC) in accordance with the requirements of the Localism Act 2011, section 38.

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Independent Operational Assurance Outcome Report: Operational Learning and Improvement

As part of its response to the recommendations of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry (GTI) and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary & Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS), London Fire Brigade (LFB) commissioned the services of an Independent Operational Assurance Advisor (IOAA), Alasdair Hay to provide independent assurance on a range of operational areas.

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Assurance Management Strategy 2022

This paper sets out the proposed approach for establishing an EAF across the Brigade and is a follow up to the Business Assurance Framework Briefing Note (May 2021, LFC-0520) and the Business Risk and Assurance Framework (BRAF) report (LFC-0609) which went to the Commissioner’s Board on 3 November 2021. The BRAF report set out the initial steps in developing a formal organisational assurance strategy in relation to our principal risks. This EAF strategy paper expands further on the BRAF setting

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