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Regulators and the revolving door

Richard Thomas, 8 February 2017 - Accountability, Ethical standards for providers of public services, Regulators, Revolving door

  A flurry of recent news stories has raised controversy about ex-ministers and senior civil servants passing through ‘the revolving door’- moving from government service into well-remunerated positions in the...

Ethical dilemmas in delivering front line services

Dame Shirley Pearce, 29 November 2018 - Ethical standards, Ethical standards for providers of public services, Ethics in practice, Policing

...attention. It is, as our new Chair, Lord Evans, recently described, ‘a hearts and minds issue’. High ethical standards start with leadership; the tone of any organisation always comes from...

Poor standards are an early warning system for corporate failure

Jane Martin, 30 January 2019 - Local government

Today, the independent Committee on Standards in Public Life has published a new report which considers how best to maintain high standards of conduct in local government and makes recommendations...

Intimidation in public life undermines our democracy

Lord Jonathan Evans, 8 March 2019 - Intimidation, Intimidation of candidates

...of the British people believe honesty and transparency in public life has not improved. To some degree, there is nothing new in this. It confirms what we have known for...

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