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Recommendations issued by UK statutory and non-statutory inquiries, with their tracked government response and supporting evidence.
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| Inquiry | Recs | Accepted |
|---|---|---|
| Mid Staffs Inquiry | 290 | 281 |
| Manchester Arena Inquiry | 169 | 169 |
| IICSA | 107 | 96 |
| Muckamore Abbey Inquiry | 106 | — |
| Grenfell Tower Inquiry | 104 | 104 |
| Infected Blood Inquiry | 103 | 102 |
| Hyponatraemia Inquiry | 96 | 96 |
| Fuller Inquiry | 92 | 71 |
| Leveson Inquiry | 92 | 77 |
| Vale of Leven Inquiry | 75 | 75 |
| Baha Mousa Inquiry | 73 | 72 |
| Southport Inquiry | 67 | — |
| RHI Inquiry | 45 | 44 |
| COVID-19 Inquiry | 44 | 24 |
| Morecambe Bay Investigation | 44 | 44 |
| Brook House Inquiry | 33 | 28 |
| Bichard Inquiry | 31 | 31 |
| Angiolini Inquiry | 30 | 29 |
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| Jermaine Baker Inquiry | 26 | 22 |
| Edinburgh Tram Inquiry | 24 | 21 |
| Daniel Morgan Panel | 23 | 21 |
| Cranston Inquiry | 18 | — |
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| HIA Inquiry | 12 | 12 |
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| Anthony Grainger Inquiry | 9 | 9 |
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| Hillsborough Panel | 9 | 5 |
| Fingerprint Inquiry | 9 | 9 |
| ICL Inquiry | 7 | 6 |
| Litvinenko Inquiry | 5 | 5 |
| Azelle Rodney Inquiry | 3 | 3 |
| Billy Wright Inquiry | 3 | 3 |
| Penrose Inquiry | 1 | 1 |
Recommendations
| Code | Recommendation | Inquiry | Response |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAI-46 |
Guidance on Major Incident plan review frequency
His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services, the College of Policing and the Home Office should issue guidance for …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-47 |
Sufficient resources for operational planning
His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services, the College of Policing and the Home Office should work together to …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-48 |
Statutory powers for witness attendance at inquiries
It is recommended that consideration be given to the creation of statutory powers under section 36 that can be used to prevent …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted in Part |
| MAI-50 |
Address Arena failings identified in Volume 1
Improvements, to the extent that they have not already been made, should be made at the Arena to address the failings identified …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-51 |
Address Showsec failings identified in Volume 1
Improvements, to the extent that they have not already been made, should be made by Showsec to address the failings identified in …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-53 |
CPS protocol for section 35 prosecution takeover
It is recommended that the Crown Prosecution Service establish a written protocol in relation to its approach to any application from an …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-56 |
Address extradition difficulties for section 35 offences
It is recommended that the Home Office give consideration to addressing the difficulties in extradition in relation to an offence under section …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted in Part |
| MAI-57 |
Amend section 21 for witness interview requirements
It is recommended that the Ministry of Justice give consideration to amending section 21 of the 2005 Act to include the express …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted in Part |
| MAI-58 |
Amend section 36 for pre-emptive witness enforcement
It is recommended that the Ministry of Justice, possibly in conjunction with the Law Commission, give consideration to amending section 36 of …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted in Part |
| MAI-59 |
Codify prisoner communication restrictions scheme
I recommend that the scheme be codified, and clear policy and guidance be published so that it can be applied consistently across …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-61 |
Independent inspection regime for LRFs
Local resilience forums have a vital role in the preparation for the response to any Major Incident. The Cabinet Office and the …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-62 |
LRF oversight of lessons from exercises and incidents
Local resilience forums should establish procedures to ensure that they oversee the process of identifying the lessons to be learned from major …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-63 |
Monitor LRF attendance and flag concerns
Local resilience forums should monitor attendance and participation at their meetings, and flag promptly any concerns about attendance by members to the …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-64 |
Create centralised NaCTSO training library
NaCTSO should create a centralised library of training materials.
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-65 |
NaCTSO guidance on terrorism risk assessments
NaCTSO should issue guidance in relation to the completion of risk assessments addressing the threat of terrorism.
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-66 |
Multi-agency site-specific plans for NWAS
North West Ambulance Service should ensure that all its site-specific plans are multi-agency and that all Category 1 responders operating in the …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-67 |
NWAS policy for relieving Operational Commanders
North West Ambulance Service should ensure that it has a policy that sets out the circumstances in which an Operational Commander may …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-68 |
Up-to-date site-specific plans for high-risk locations
North West Ambulance Service should ensure that it has up-to-date site-specific plans for all large, complex or high-risk locations within its area.
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-69 |
Train NWAS commanders in operational discretion
North West Ambulance Service should ensure that its commanders are adequately trained in the use of operational discretion.
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-70 |
Include non-specialist ambulance personnel in exercising
North West Ambulance Service should ensure that non specialist ambulance personnel are involved in multi agency exercising
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-71 |
Improve NWAS Major Incident record-making
North West Ambulance Service should reflect on its approach to record-making during and immediately following a Major Incident, with a view to …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-72 |
Review NWAS Tactical Advisor rostering coverage
North West Ambulance Service should review how it rosters Tactical Advisors and National Interagency Liaison Officers so as to ensure that there …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-73 |
NWAS predetermined attendance for specialist teams
North West Ambulance Service should review its Major Incident Response Plan to consider whether, in order to speed up mobilisation, it should …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-74 |
NWAS predetermined attendance for Major Incidents
North West Ambulance Service should review its Major Incident Response Plan to consider whether it should be updated to include a predetermined …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-75 |
Operational Commander to gain situational awareness first
North West Ambulance Service should review its Major Incident Response Plan to make clear that the first resource on scene should assume …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-76 |
Review HART mobilisation policies
North West Ambulance Service should review its policies for mobilising the Hazardous Area Response Team resource, to ensure that this team is …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-77 |
Review procedures for patient dispatch to hospitals
North West Ambulance Service should review its procedures with local NHS trusts to ensure that it has effective policies in place for …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-78 |
Review NWAS Tactical Advisor numbers
North West Ambulance Service should review the number of Tactical Advisors and National Interagency Liaison Officers it has, and whether the number …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-79 |
Train NWAS commanders on command relief procedures
North West Ambulance Service should train its Operational Commanders on the appropriate practice for relieving another of command and being relieved of …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-80 |
North West Fire Control regular multi-agency exercising
North West Fire Control should ensure that it regularly tests how it operates, by ensuring that its staff participate in regular exercises …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-81 |
Improve NWFC Major Incident record-making
North West Fire Control should reflect on its approach to record-making during and immediately following a Major Incident, with a view to …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-82 |
Allocate best-trained operators to Major Incident roles
North West Fire Control should review how it allocates the best-trained and most suitable Control Room Operators to roles during a Major …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-83 |
Review NWFC information policies during incidents
North West Fire Control should review its guidance and policies on how it receives and passes on information during a Major Incident. …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-84 |
Review NWFC incident log information storage
North West Fire Control should review the way it captures and records key information on its incident logs in order to ensure …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-85 |
NWFC involvement in multi-agency exercises
North West Fire Control should take steps to ensure that it is involved in multi-agency exercises, particularly those that test mobilisation and …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-86 |
Arena healthcare provider staffing requirements
SMG should ensure that the healthcare service provider at the Arena has adequate staffing and skill levels for every event at that …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-87 |
Healthcare provider relationship with NWAS
SMG should ensure that the healthcare service provider at the Arena has a strong working relationship with North West Ambulance Service.
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-88 |
Review Arena healthcare equipment provision
SMG should review its approach to the provision of healthcare service equipment at the Arena to ensure that adequate equipment is always …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-89 |
CQC regulation of event healthcare standards
That standard needs to be regulated and enforced. The Care Quality Commission is the appropriate body to provide regulation and enforcement. The …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-90 |
Firearms officers trained in Care Under Fire
The College of Policing and Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters should ensure that all firearms officers are trained to understand that, while their …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-92 |
Emergency service hotline to Force Duty Officer
The College of Policing and Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters should take steps to ensure that each police service establishes a hotline that …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-93 |
24-hour qualified command structure rostering
The College of Policing and His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services should ensure that each police service has …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-94 |
Review firearms officer Post Incident Procedures delays
The College of Policing should assess whether delays in the provision of written accounts by some firearms officers involved in the response …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-95 |
Improve police training record systems
The College of Policing should consider whether the current process for maintaining and storing training records for all police officers can be …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-96 |
Force Duty Officer not to handle media enquiries
The College of Policing should issue guidance to all police services to ensure the following, in the event of a Major Incident: …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-97 |
Control room trauma care guidance for 999 callers
The College of Policing, the Fire Service College and National Fire Chiefs Council should consider devising training packages for operators within control …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-98 |
Extend first aid education in National Curriculum
The Department for Education should consider extending the National Curriculum to ensure that pupils, once of an appropriate age, receive education in …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-99 |
Review licensing guidance on event healthcare
The Ministry of Housing Commuities and Local Government should review the guidance given to all licensing authorities on the decisions they make …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-100 |
Event healthcare staff trained in first responder interventions
The Department of Health and Social Care and the Care Quality Commission should consider introducing guidelines to ensure that all event healthcare …
|
Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |
| MAI-101 |
Review analgesia regulatory regime for paramedics
The Department of Health and Social Care and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) should consider urgently whether the regulatory …
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Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted |