The Council should consider our guidance on the Principles of Good Administrative Practice and:a)It should review and revise its allocation scheme, to include clear information and details of processes. Including when and how applicants and scored and explanations of how specific applicants are shortlisted;b)It should review and include processes of how it records the allocation of future plots to allow oversight and ensure it can evidence its decisions in line with its updated scheme; c)It should review its retention policies to ensure it keeps records for an appropriate amount of time;d)It should ensure it has a system in place to record and monitor dates of contact it should make with its applicants in line with its scheme; e)It should create an internal guidance note to explain what would warrant a high or low score for each allocation criteria to ensure consistency across applicants; andf)It should write to all applicants on its waiting list to advise of any changes it makes to its allocation scheme and the reasons for these.g)It should send the LGSCO an update at the three-month point with evidence of what progress it has made on this by that time.