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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...

AI brings potentially huge benefits to the public sector but we need clear standards and greater transparency

Lord Jonathan Evans, 25 May 2023 - Artificial Intelligence, Ethical standards, Nolan Principles

...Principles of Public Life as the public sector moves into a new AI-enabled age. There are exciting benefits to be gained from this new technology; government and regulators need to...

Introducing our new Chair, Doug Chalmers

Doug Chalmers, 22 December 2023 - Ethical standards, Nolan Principles

...that they need to be frequently reviewed. Well run organisations regularly assess their codes of conduct and governance as there will always be new challenges and big questions that we...

Professor Julia Black reflects on Ethics for Regulators

Julia Black, 1 March 2016 - Ethical standards, Regulators, Transparency

...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...

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