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Home Office:UK Border Agency: immigration: the points based system. Report by the Comptroller and Auditor General.

Secondary information

Type

House of Commons paper

Reference

HC 819 2010-11 

Session

2010-12

Author

National Audit Office

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Notes

"The UK Border Agency’s Points Based System is not yet delivering its full potential for value for money. While it is well designed and adaptable, the underlying systems and management information are in need of improvement. Customer services do not meet customer expectations and the Agency cannot easily identify and follow up individuals whose visas have expired."Implementing the radical changes planned for the System in 2011-12 will enable the Agency to reconsider its priorities and improve customer service and its assurance over control systems."Amyas Morse, head of the National Audit Office, 15 March 2011

Subjects

Cost effectiveness Administration Deportation Executive agencies Finance Immigration controls Immigration Undocumented migrants Government departments Public sector Monitoring Staff UK Border Agency

Library location

Commons Library: CS 243

Contains statistics

Yes

ISBN

9780102969566

Link

View this House of Commons paper on www.nao.org.uk