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Recommendation 11
11
Home Office performance management regime remains inadequate, failing to hold providers accountable for contract delivery.
Conclusion
The failings in the current performance management regime mean that the Home Office is not able to properly hold its providers to account. The Home Office has had more than enough time to identify and address the deficiencies in the current Key Performance Indicator framework. Given the increased public prominence and growth in the cost of asylum accommodation, it is unacceptable that the performance management regime remains under review, with no substantive changes, more than two years after the Independent Commission for Aid Impact identified shortcomings in the regime. (Conclusion, Paragraph 57)
Government Response
A response document is linked to this report, dated 22 January 2026. Response attribution to this conclusion has not been verified. Read the response document ↗