3. “we want to be saving
£20bn a year ; much of
it will come from work
being done to tackle
fraud, error and debt”
“we are determined to
drive out error and
ensure that we pay the
correct amount to the
correct claimant every
time”
4. Providing central and local government with
consistent and easy access to the information
needed to minimise the risk of accepting
erroneous and fraudulent applications for public
sector funding and to validate continuing
payments as recipients’ circumstances change.
5. • a vision for public sector workers at all levels to
embed in their behaviour, organisational processes
and systems, the prevention and detection initiatives
which ensure the right recipient receives the right
benefit, payment, good or service
• an Information Sharing Programme will contribute
to achieving this vision by ensuring that systems are
in place which enable public sector organisations to
provide their staff with access to the data they need
to verify payments before they are made.
6. This participative session will consider the
ways in which data can be shared more
effectively across central and local
government and the private sector; look for
examples of successful sharing and of where it
has been tried and failed; and explore both
the options for implementing cross-sectoral
data sharing and the barriers which could get
in the way.
8. data provided
data provided by citizens and data from
by citizens and businesses to publicly-
businesses to private sector available
central and local companies sources
government (eg insurance (eg facebook,
organisations companies, twitter)
banks)
9. The correct amount, to the correct claimant, every time
Business Process and Culture
Information Sharing Programme
Database Maintenance and Access
Momentary and Secure Checking
