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The Audit Commission was established in 1983. It is an independent, statutory Public Corporation whose members are appointed by the Secretary of State for Communites and Local Government in consultation with the Secretary of State for Health. It's primary functions are:
Communities and Local Government's role in sponsoring the Audit Commission relates to the appointment of Board Members, advising and acting on the Secretary of State's powers, and setting the level of Best Value grant available to the Commission on an annual basis for its inspection of Best Value authorities.
