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Who knows what about policing accountability?

Chris Prosser, 27 July 2015 - Accountability, Local policing inquiry, Police accountability, Public engagement, Transparency

...on the interest and engagement of the public the results of the survey are clearly problematic for the new police accountability framework. If the new model of police accountability works...

Building a better culture in Parliament

Monisha Shah, 23 November 2017 - Accountability, Ethical standards, MPs, Nolan Principles

...new MPs, new and explicit codes of conduct, and the extraordinary bravery of individual voices in bringing bad behaviour to light, these scandals recur with unedifying regularity. A scandal breaks,...

Intimidation in public life – a progress report

Jane Ramsey, 4 October 2018 - Elections, Intimidation, Intimidation of candidates

...are able to make decisions quickly and consistently on the takedown of intimidatory content online; Government to consult on the introduction of a new offence in electoral law of intimidating...

PCCs - important and powerful roles need robust scrutiny and accountability

Lord Paul Bew, 29 April 2016 - Policing

...powers vested in elected PCCs. Prior to the arrival of the new ‘unshackled’ elected Commissioners in 2012, this would have been a decision which could only have been made by...

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