Source · Select Committees · Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
Recommendation 22
22
Not Addressed
The position of the Prime Minister in relation to their compliance with the Ministerial Code...
Conclusion
The position of the Prime Minister in relation to their compliance with the Ministerial Code is a complex one. Whilst the Independent Adviser can initiate investigations into any suspected breach of the Code and should be able to issue private advice on appropriate sanction, it is ultimately for the Prime Minister to decide the response to any breach of the Code they may have made. (Paragraph 99) Conclusion
Government response summary AI-generated
The government discusses the role of the Commissioner and other ethics watchdogs, and states that Ministers’ nominated candidates for these roles should require the endorsement of the relevant Select Committee, failing to address the conclusion regarding the Prime Minister's compliance with the Ministerial Code.
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Government Response
Not Addressed
HM Government · verbatim extract
Not Addressed
8. The Government's Approach to Conflicts of Interest in the Civil Service The Government has introduced a new model policy to improve the management of outside interests in the Civil Service. This increases consistency and transparency, and ensures that conflicts of interests are managed effectively. 8.1 The Management of Conflicts of Interest in the Civil Service Boardman Report,
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