The Local Government Act 1988 is a set of provisions aimed at regulating the activities of local and public authorities in the United Kingdom. It ensures that these authorities regulate their functions concerning public contracts and procurement processes, and authorises financial assistance for housing and transport purposes. It outlines the powers and responsibilities of auditors overseeing local government finances and addresses land management issues. The Act also introduces amendments to Scottish law concerning community charges, rating, and valuation. It establishes valuation and community charge tribunals and addresses related matters.
