Committee chair Lord Evans looks ahead to the publication of CSPL's next report on embedding the Nolan Principles in the culture of public sector organisations.
The challenge of delivering effective policing when there is constant change in both crime patterns and the structure of our communities is perhaps more demanding than ever before. The review of police leadership currently being conducted by the College of …
The Committee on Standards in Public Life recently visited Greater Manchester as part of the evidence gathering for the Committee’s inquiry into the accountability, leadership and ethics of local policing. Whilst in Manchester the Committee took the opportunity to meet with …
Transparency International (TI) recently published its latest report ‘Lifting the Lid on Lobbying’. It’s a thorough look at the state of play on lobbying and identifies gaps and differences in permissible behaviour across the country. The report calls for all …
The Seven Principles of Public Life – honesty, integrity, accountability, selflessness, objectivity, leadership and openness - first set down by Lord Nolan in 1995 – are now widely accepted baselines of expected public sector behaviour. In Nolan’s time, services were …
