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Future of LGA web support for regulatory servicesFuture of LGA web support for regulatory services
The Local Government Association (LGA) has been working to create a sustainable web offering for councils that can be used to share information, generate best practice and help councils to support each other. We hope the updated web tools will become invaluable to all.
LGA support for regulatory servicesLGA support for regulatory services
The Local Government Association (LGA) has undergone a significant transformation in the past year. We wanted to take this opportunity to update you on how these changes impact on our activities and also provide a clear message about our commitment to regulatory policy in the future.
Future of the Home Authority DatabaseFuture of the Home Authority Database
The LGA have been working in partnership with the relevant organisations to secure a sustainable future for the Home Authority database. We're now pleased to let you know that as part of the 'Joint Statement of Commitment', LBRO, CIEH and TSI have almost completed it's transfer to the TSI
Transfer of Communities of Practice to the Knowledge HubTransfer of Communities of Practice to the Knowledge Hub
The way in which the LGA supports discussion and sharing of effective practice is changing. A number of communities of practice have already moved to the new Knowledge Hub which marks a significant improvement in the way in which information can be managed.
LGA lobbies against proposed amendments to powers of entryLGA lobbies against proposed amendments to powers of entry
The LGA has issued a Parliamentary briefing, highlighting its strong concerns with the proposed amendments to Clause 40 of the Protection of Freedoms Bill and urging Peers not to support the introduction of Lord Marlesford's amendments.
Home Office announcement on CRB checks for taxi driversHome Office announcement on CRB checks for taxi drivers
Please see the LGA press release below, following the Home Office's announcement on CRB checks for Taxis. The Home Office announcement is available here .
DCMS report on reducing regulation for the hospitality and tourism industryDCMS report on reducing regulation for the hospitality and tourism industry
The LGA has raised concerns about some of the recommendations made in a report to DCMS, to de-regulate event and alcohol licensing and underage sales.

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