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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 |
| Post Office Horizon Inquiry | 27 | 25 |
| Jermaine Baker Inquiry | 26 | 22 |
| Edinburgh Tram Inquiry | 24 | 21 |
| Daniel Morgan Panel | 23 | 21 |
| Cranston Inquiry | 18 | — |
| Paterson Inquiry | 17 | 15 |
| HIA Inquiry | 12 | 12 |
| Scottish Hospitals Inquiry | 11 | 11 |
| Anthony Grainger Inquiry | 9 | 9 |
| Al-Sweady Inquiry | 9 | 9 |
| 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-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 …
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Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted in Part |
| 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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted in Part |
| MAI-121 |
Consequences for breaching event healthcare standards
The Department of Health and Social Care together with the Care Quality Commission should consider what the consequences of breaching the appropriate …
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Manchester Arena Inquiry (2022) | Accepted in Part |
| P1-30 |
Require evacuation plans for high-rise buildings
The owner and manager of every high-rise residential building be required by law to draw up and keep under regular review evacuation …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2019) | Accepted in Part |
| P1-31 |
Require evacuation alarm systems in high-rise buildings
All high-rise residential buildings (both those already in existence and those built in the future) be equipped with facilities for use by …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2019) | Accepted in Part |
| P1-32 |
Require personal emergency evacuation plans (PEEPs)
The owner and manager of every high-rise residential building be required by law to prepare personal emergency evacuation plans (PEEPs) for all …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2019) | Accepted in Part |
| P1-33 |
Require PEEP information in premises information box
The owner and manager of every high-rise residential building be required by law to include up-to-date information about persons with reduced mobility …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2019) | Accepted in Part |
| P1-38 |
Require quarterly fire door checks
The owner and manager of every residential building containing separate dwellings (whether or not they are high-rise buildings) be required by law …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2019) | Accepted in Part |
| P1-39 |
Require compliant flat entrance doors where unsafe cladding exists
All those who have responsibility in whatever capacity for the condition of the entrance doors to individual flats in high-rise residential buildings, …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2019) | Accepted in Part |
| P1-45 |
NPAS helicopter datalink encryption standards
Steps be taken to ensure that the airborne datalink system on every NPAS helicopter observing an incident which involves one of the …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2019) | Accepted in Part |
| P2-1 |
Establish single construction industry regulator
That the government draw together under a single regulator all the functions relating to the construction industry to which we have referred. …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| P2-13 |
Make construction regulator responsible for product conformity certificates
That the construction regulator should be responsible for assessing the conformity of construction products with the requirements of legislation, statutory guidance and …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| P2-14 |
Require test results disclosure and transparency for construction products
a) that copies of all test results supporting any certificate issued by the construction regulator be included in the certificate; b) that …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| P2-25 |
Maintain public record of inquiry recommendations
That it be made a legal requirement for the government to maintain a publicly accessible record of recommendations made by select committees, …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| P2-28 |
Require gas valve accessibility inspections every three years
That every gas transporter be required by law to check the accessibility of each [pipeline isolation] valve on its system at least …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| P2-29 |
Establish independent College of Fire and Rescue
That the government establish [an independent College of Fire and Rescue] immediately with sufficient resources to provide the following services nationally: a) …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| P2-30 |
College to have permanent staff and training facilities
That [the college] should have a permanent staff of sufficient size to manage its operations and develop its functions in response to …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| P2-43 |
Require voluntary sector partnerships in contingency planning
Regulation 23 of the Civil Contingencies Act 2004 (Contingency Planning) Regulations 2005 requires a Category 1 responder to have regard when making …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| P2-48 |
Verify training quality of Category 1 responders
That a mechanism be introduced for independently verifying the frequency and quality of training provided by local authorities and other Category 1 …
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| POH-4 |
Fund legal advice for HSS claimants before scheme choice
All claimants in HSS shall be entitled to obtain legal advice funded by the Department prior to choosing between accepting the Fixed …
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Post Office Horizon Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| POH-15 |
Set deadline for HSS claims with guidance on late applications
No claims for financial redress under HSS shall be entertained after midnight 27 November 2025.
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Post Office Horizon Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| POH-IR1-1 |
Allow Advisory Board to monitor individual compensation cases
The Horizon Compensation Advisory Board should not be prevented from monitoring individual cases in which compensation has been or is to be …
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Post Office Horizon Inquiry (2023) | Accepted in Part |
| POH-IR1-3 |
Make monitoring full and fair compensation a core Board duty
It must be one of the core duties of the Horizon Compensation Advisory Board that it monitors whether compensation payments are full …
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Post Office Horizon Inquiry (2023) | Accepted in Part |
| POH-IR1-7 |
Amend Limitation Act to extend GLO deadline if needed
HM Government shall bring forward as soon as possible legislation amending section 11(3)(a) of the Limitation Act 1980 to allow payments of …
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Post Office Horizon Inquiry (2023) | Accepted in Part |
| POH-IR1-8 |
Set agreed closing date for Horizon Shortfall Scheme applications
No applications for compensation to the Horizon Shortfall Scheme shall be entertained after such date as shall be agreed by the Minister, …
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Post Office Horizon Inquiry (2023) | Accepted in Part |
| COVID-M1.2 |
Cabinet Office Leadership for Emergencies
The UK government should: abolish the lead government department model for whole-system civil emergency preparedness and resilience; and require the Cabinet Office …
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COVID-19 Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| COVID-M1.4 |
UK-wide Civil Emergency Strategy
The UK government and devolved administrations should together introduce a UK-wide whole-system civil emergency strategy (which includes pandemics) to prevent each emergency …
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COVID-19 Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| COVID-M1.8 |
Triennial Parliamentary Resilience Reports
The governments of the UK, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland should each produce and publish reports to their respective legislatures at least …
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COVID-19 Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| COVID-M2.15 |
Parliamentary Scrutiny of Emergency Powers
The UK government and devolved administrations should ensure that the draft affirmative procedure is the standard process for enacting substantial and wide-ranging …
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COVID-19 Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| COVID-M2.17 |
Public Emergency Information Portal
The UK government, Scottish Government, Welsh Government and Northern Ireland Executive should develop an online portal for use in future civil emergencies, …
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COVID-19 Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-A-4a |
Interferon Treatment Impacts
People infected with Hepatitis B or C who have received a course of treatment with or based on interferon should be recognised …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-A-4b |
Special Category Mechanism
The Government reconsider whether to maintain its rejection in February 2025 of the recommendations of Sir Robert Francis KC and advice from …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-A-5a |
Severe Psychological Harm
The approach of the Infected Blood Psychology Service is adopted so that both a diagnosis made by a psychiatric professional and a …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-A-6a |
Financial Loss and Care
"x" be removed from the equation set out in Regulation 7.
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-A-6b |
Exceptional Loss Evidence
The Cabinet Office consult on whether the evidential requirements for exceptional reduced earnings are likely to prove a barrier to people who …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-A-7a |
Unethical Research Award
Where there is evidence that an individual was the victim of unethical research practices IBCA should be authorised to make an unethical …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-A-7b |
Wider Definition of Unethical Research
When considering the evidence IBCA applies the wider definition of research explained in the Infected Blood Inquiry Additional Report chapter on Unethical …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-A-8a |
Supplementary Route for Affected Persons
The Minister give consideration to there being a supplementary route for people affected. This could include opening the supplemental award for severe …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2025) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-4a(iv) |
Individual Duty of Candour for Leaders
Statutory duty of candour: The statutory duties of candour in England, Scotland, Wales (and Northern Ireland, when introduced) should be extended to …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-4a(v) |
Leadership Accountability for Safety
Statutory duty of candour: Individuals in leadership positions should be required by the terms of their appointment and by secondary legislation to …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-4b |
Organisational Culture Change
Cultural Change: That a culture of defensiveness, lack of openness, failure to be forthcoming, and being dismissive of concerns about patient safety …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-5a |
Civil Service Statutory Duty of Candour
The Government should reconsider whether, in the light of the facts revealed by this Inquiry, it is sufficient to continue to rely …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-5b |
Monitoring Non-Statutory Duties
If, on review, the Government considers that it is sufficient to rely on the current non-statutory duties in the Civil Service Code, …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-5c |
Ministerial Duty of Candour
The Government should consider the extent to which Ministers should be subject to a duty beyond their current duty to Parliament under …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-6a(ii) |
Specialist Hepatology Centre Access
All patients who have contracted hepatitis via a blood transfusion or blood products should receive the following care: Those who have fibrosis …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-6a(v) |
Consultant Hepatologist Access
All patients who have contracted hepatitis via a blood transfusion or blood products should receive the following care: Those who have had …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-7a(i) |
Transfusion Committees and Tranexamic Acid - England
In England, Hospital Transfusion Committees and transfusion practitioners take steps to ensure that consideration of tranexamic acid be on every hospital surgical …
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
| IBI-7c |
Transfusion Laboratory Staffing
Transfusion laboratories: Transfusion laboratories should be staffed (and resourced) adequately to meet the requirements of their functions.
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Infected Blood Inquiry (2024) | Accepted in Part |
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