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Concluding roundtable for CSPL inquiry into local police - accountability, leadership and ethics

David Prince, 25 March 2015 - Accountability, Local policing inquiry, Police accountability, Transparency

...was a lively debate about transparency; - what it means in practice, how it’s applied in differing contexts and the limits of its application because of cost and practicalities. Does...

Commissioners and businesses can achieve high ethical standards by working together

Melanie Maxwell Scott, 26 March 2015 - Accountability, Ethical standards for providers of public services, Transparency

...values. These values are regularly communicated by the Chief Executive, with the code of conduct and zero tolerance approach to specific areas formally covered during national employee roadshows. However, ethical...

Ethical inductions are a good way to start

Lord Paul Bew, 5 June 2015 - Accountability, Ethics in practice, MPs

...beginning of each Session about the duties and responsibilities of hon. Members, in place of the Sessional Orders. I begin by reminding Members of their duty to observe the code...

Reflections on the launch event for CSPL's policing accountability report

Patricia Moberly, 9 July 2015 - Accountability, Police accountability, Public engagement, Transparency

...those in leadership positions. Appointments Although the current process for appointing chief police officers must be based on “merit, fairness and openness” it may not be as transparent and robust...

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