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APSE Local Government Commission 2030
About the APSE Local Government Commission
The APSE Local Government Commission is conducting an independent inquiry into the future role of local government across the United Kingdom. It will identify and assess the capabilities and capacities of local government, capturing good practice and investigating the powers and responsibilities required for local councils to advance a new municipalism and vision over the next ten years.
The Commission has taken 2030 as its key date on the horizon, signalling its commitment to meet the challenges of climate change and sustainability, one of the pressing ‘wicked policy issues’ facing local authorities. Indeed, the Commission is seeking to build on the principle of local stewardship, viewing local government as one of the key sites to mitigate climate change.
Importantly, the Commission acknowledges the diversity of the formal and informal organisational structures, service responsibilities, and pertinent issues across local government post-devolution. Its recommendations will recognise the multiple, complex and evolving systems that mark the landscape of local government across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
To assist with our evidence gathering process you are asked to answer the following ten questions. You do not need to answer all of the questions but it would be helpful to provide as much information as possible.
There is an opportunity at the end of the survey to upload a supporting document to expand upon your response or to share any research or strategy papers that you believe may assist the work of the Commission.