A new era for public standards regulation?
...United Kingdom and the United States. What is of interest for those concerned with standards issues is how far in such a climate it is possible to make statements of...
...United Kingdom and the United States. What is of interest for those concerned with standards issues is how far in such a climate it is possible to make statements of...
...behaviour is therefore a ‘natural’ consequence. The argument goes further. I heard one football agent argued on the radio last week that corruption scandals took nothing away from audiences; audiences...
...professions such as doctors, solicitors and barristers, and has moved into the financial markets in the wake of the Libor and similar scandals. In the last few years, two new...
This week the House of Lords debated the impact of the government’s proposed change to the political levy of trades unions which would require members to ‘opt in’ rather than, at present ‘opt out’. The Committee has some history here. …