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BUDGET 2002: New 'super auditor' for NHS

Gordon Brown announced today he will ensure the extra money spent on the NHS will come under the eye of an independent auditor.

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Date published April 17, 2002 Categories

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As revealed earlier, a new super auditor will ensure the money spent on the NHS is ‘value-for-money’ – a move that will cause ructions as such reviews are normally carried out by the audit commission.

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