Protecting public services and fighting economic crime.
The Government Counter Fraud Function (GCFF) is one of the government’s fourteen functions. It brings together c.16,000 public servants who work to find and fight fraud across the public sector. This includes those working to understand and mitigate fraud risk within their organisations and those who work in the public sector to fight economic crime. Fraud costs the government an estimated £33 to £55 billion every year. Fraud against public bodies takes money away from the vital public services that citizens rely on and can damage trust in government.
The strategic objectives of the Counter Fraud Function are:
Experts from across government supported by experts from other sectors have defined the minimum standard that government departments and public bodies should have in place to effectively deal with fraud. These are detailed in the government functional standard.
The Government Counter Fraud Profession (GCFP) was launched in October 2018 to develop a common structure for developing counter fraud capability across government. It now has over 7,100 members across 45 organisations including HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), and the Serious Fraud Office (SFO).
It is the first Profession in the world dedicated to those working to fight fraud and provides a structure with common professional standards and competencies for those working in counter fraud roles.
This document outlines the strategic focus and key objectives for the Government Counter Fraud Profession for 2023-2025.
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