The Green Building Council reformed the system last year to reflect actual energy use by having owners report annual performance data.
Update: Friday 6 May, 18.18 More evidence that the local electorate does not appear to be a fan of ambitious council reform, particularly where outsourcing services is concerned.
"It's incredible that in the United Nations, which produces negotiating texts on every other area it deals with, in the area of security council reform it has just not been able to put a text on the table," he said.
Efforts at closer political cooperation have foundered over differences about who is in charge, how best to achieve UN security council reform and, for example, territorial disputes between India and China.
The audit in Barnet represents the sternest challenge yet to its Future Shape plan for council reform, which began in May 2008 with a proposal to strip back council staff to a core of 200, from 3,500, and to commission services from the private and charitable sector instead.
As for NI21, the testing time will be next year's European and (assuming council reform remains on track) local government elections.
The minority Democrat Party--which hasn't won an election in 20 years--resigned in protest, demanding that an appointed "people's council" reform an electoral process they believe has been hijacked by the Shinawatras.
Gen Prayuth will also oversee the establishment of a 250-member reform council to reform the political system.
From an interfaith standpoint, the most important of the council's reforms was its Declaration on the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian Religions, adopted in 1965.
An eleventh-hour attempt by ministers to mitigate the effect of the government's council tax reforms on the poorest households carries "considerable dangers", a leading thinktank has warned.
