The last piece of the puzzle
The last piece of the puzzle
Mark Chambers, Associate Director of the Institute for Business Ethics, guest blogs for the Committee on the relevance of the Seven Principles of Public Life to business.
Public appointments should be fair and open – or the public will lose trust in our institutions
Almost a thousand public appointments are made each year by ministers to the boards of public bodies like the Land Registry, the Care Quality Commission and Ofsted. These arms-length bodies play a huge part in our communities, making decisions from …
Intimidation in public life continues to threaten democracy
Independent Committee member Jane Martin blogs on the need to combat intimidation in local government and public life.
Why we are launching Standards Matter 2
Lord Evans, Chair of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, explains the reasoning behind the Committee's new landscape review of public standards.
Decision-making by algorithm must meet Nolan’s tests
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Lord Jonathan Evans, Posted on:
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Artificial Intelligence, Coronavirus, Nolan Principles
Chair of the Committee, Lord Evans, reflects on the Committee’s AI report and the importance of upholding the Nolan Principles when decisions are made by technology.