The Centre for Public Scrutiny promotes the value of scrutiny and accountability in modern and effective government and supports non-executives in their scrutiny role
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Notes and presentations from the 2009 CfPS Annual Conference
Pictures of the 2009 CfPS Annual Conference and Good Scrutiny Awards ceremony
Developing scrutiny as a profession - views sought via CfPS wiki
Is scrutiny a "profession" and should CfPS support a new membership body for scrutiny practitioners?
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Developing scrutiny as a profession - views sought via CfPS wiki
Is scrutiny a "profession" and should CfPS support a new membership body for scrutiny practitioners?
Contribute your views here