Public scrutiny is an essential part of ensuring that our governing arrangements are both effective and accountable. It enables a unique perspective on how well public services are being delivered and how they could be improved, from the point of view of those receiving and using those services.
This section contains information on the range of bodies engaged in public scrutiny. It also provides resources that will be useful for those with an interest in each area.
Organisations that span these different sectors or don't fit clearly under any one are listed below:
