CHIC Compliance Audit Services Framework 2021

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Central Housing Investment Consortium Limiter ("CHIC")

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Auditing services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

The framework will provide a range of internal policy compliance and site portfolio audits along with site contractor assurance audits, as applicable. Audit work should be carried out to a professional standard by appropriately qualified personnel, including demonstrable knowledge of Registered Social Landlords, the Housing Regulator and their Regulatory Framework and Standards. The audit process will be an integral part of management systems and control, to ensure that works are completed to a defined scope/specification of works in line with the member’s requirements whilst complying with legislative and member policy requirements.

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Central Housing Investment Consortium Limiter ("CHIC")

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