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Councils' anti-fraud action 'could be decimated'

Local government’s largest trade union has warned that councils’ anti-fraud activity could be ‘decimated overnight’.

By Mark Conrad | 04 December 2013

Local government's largest trade union has warned that councils' anti-fraud activity could be ‘decimated overnight' if Whitehall expedites its plan for a Single Fraud Investigation Service (SFIS).

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