Source · Select Committees · Public Accounts Committee
29th Report - Condition of Government property
Public Accounts Committee
HC 641
Published 11 June 2025
Recommendations
9
Deferred
Poor government property maintenance significantly disrupts public services and drives rising costs.
Recommendation
Well–maintained government properties are more cost–effective than poorly maintained buildings. They contribute to a better experience for the public and higher levels of wellbeing and productivity for staff. Poor property maintenance can result in water leaks, collapsing ceilings, fire alarm …
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Government Response Summary
The government will strengthen the position on inclusion of strategic risks in Strategic Asset Management Plans (SAMPs) as an initial step by reviewing GovS 004: Property. Following this, they intend to consult with departments to determine the practicality and level of detail for further guidance development.
HM Treasury
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