... the importance of the need for co‐operation and rapid exchanges of information within the UK and in Europe; recommends the need for traders to act positively in crisis situations. © MCB UP Limited 1993 Contamination Europe Food Government departments Legislation Local government United Kingdom...

... the very highest levels of protection. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Financing Health Local government 12 BRITISH FOOD JOURNAL 93,8 S tringent resources meet greater demands from the 1990 Act for the very highest levels of protection. The Food Safety Act: Implications for the Environmental Health...

... in local authority co‐ordination and well suited for a greater role in the administration of food controls, trading standards and environmental health in the wider community. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Environmental management Food Local Government Local authorities Standards 8 BRITISH FOOD...

... and regularity of local authority spending. However, since the Local Government Finance Act 1982, which created the Audit Commission, auditors have also been required to satisfy themselves that local authority services provide value for money to the taxpayers. The Audit Commission therefore carries out national...

...David Jukes The introduction of The Food Safety Act has generated more power for Trading Standards Officers and Environmental Health Officers, but has also caused them to assess their roles and responsibilities more precisely. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Financing Local government Management...

... but, for some, carrying out the new statutory duties may be at the expense of other statutory duties. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Food industry Health and safety Local government Regulations THE FOOD SAFETY ACT: A QUESTION OF RESOURCES 3 T he implications of the Act for Trading Standards Officers...