Corporate data issues
Corporate metrics failing to adequately measure programme progress, especially in the context of significant business and customer data risks.
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PFD report
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Rory Williams
The coroner identified ongoing staffing shortages, lack of infrastructure investment, and significant delays in endoscopy wait times for all referral categories. It was also noted that these concerns do not appear on the corporate risk register.
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#10 - Second Report - Environmental change and food security
We welcome the Food Data Transparency Partnership and the progress it is making towards establishing baseline food sustainability metrics and methodologies. However, more clarity is needed on the areas in which the Government intends to set metrics and its timescales for doing so. Such metrics and tools are vital for knowing where action should be focused, and whether...
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23 - Databases to highlight trends in reported faults
Databases should be programmed to determine and highlight statistically significant trends in faults reported and to display such information to managers and maintenance staff (para 16.9).
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#28 - 15th Report - Government's intervention in British Steel Ltd
The Department disclosed that there are in fact circumstances where its tariffs apply to steel products not made in the UK.76 For example, it said it was not able to distinguish between different sizes of steel pipes, because all diameters and lengths are given the same standard industrial classification code, and that code is the only data that...
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#91 - 2nd Report - Growing pains: clarity and culture change required - An examination of the secondary...
Whilst the FCA and PRA’s published metrics on authorisation timescales show improvements , witnesses noted that this apparent progress does not reflect the experience of firms due to the exclusion of the intervals when further information is required.
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#15 - 2nd Report - Growing pains: clarity and culture change required - An examination of the secondary...
Whilst the FCA and PRA’s published metrics on authorisation timescales show improvements, witnesses noted that this apparent progress does not reflect the experience of firms due to the exclusion of the intervals when further information is required.
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#12 - 2nd Report - Human Rights of Children in the Social Care System in England
In introducing national eligibility criteria, the government must consult widely with children, their families and their carers, and local authorities as well as sector organisations and experts in the field, to ensure that the criteria adequately meet the needs of disabled children. In order to do so, it is imperative that significantly more data is collected in relation...
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Rheumatology
Participation in the National Early Inflammatory Arthritis Audit (NEIAA) should be enhanced by considering how the audit could be integrated into routinely collected data for rheumatology services. a Improve the quality of the electronic health record to allow for standardised data capture. b Review administrative and audit resourcing to support full participation in the NEIAA. c Review individual...
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Paediatric Critical Care
Deliver near real-time reporting of a set of core quality metrics relevant to critical care. a Develop a unified, single dashboard and portal through which data can be viewed, bringing together the expertise of relevant partners including GIRFT, Model Hospital, PICANet, NHS England and NHS Improvement (SSQD), and NHSX. The dashboard should contain up to date data, integrate...
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Maternity and Gynaecology
Continue to support the development of surgical outcome metrics. a) Continue to develop metrics for use by surgeons and departments as part of the National Consultant Information Programme (NCIP). Use data that is routinely collected. b) Identify any further metrics needed that are not covered by existing audits. Consider developing such metrics.
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NAO recommendation
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Government Shared Services
b) The Cabinet Office should put in place performance metrics that allow it to understand and measure how implementation of the strategy is proceeding, and progress in achieving data and process convergence
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Katherine Vanloo
Concerns were raised regarding a seven-month delay in repairing a category 2 pothole and the repair of the wrong pothole. The local authority lacked systems to track contractor work orders and conduct formal audits of completed repairs.
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FP63 - Recommendation 63
In the event of a challenge to an identification the defence should disclose the full reasons why it believes that the SPSA examiners’ opinions are incorrect. This may require the disclosure of marked up images of mark and print with a legend specifying the type of characteristic and associated ridge counts. Such disclosure should take place at a...
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FR-1 - Single Core Data Set
The Inquiry recommends that the UK government and the Welsh Government improve data collected by children's social care and criminal justice agencies concerning child sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation by the introduction of one single core data set covering both England and Wales. In order to facilitate this, these agencies should produce consistent and compatible data about...
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#13 - 4th Report - BBC Royal Charter Review
The BBC is currently unable to put all its back catalogue onto iPlayer because it no longer holds the intellectual property (IP) for many of its programmes. Since the introduction of the Terms of Trade rules, the IP is held by the independent production company which was commissioned to make the programme. (Conclusion, Paragraph 80)
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#13 - Second Report - Environmental change and food security
The Government should also consider compulsory reporting of waste by all food businesses as part of the waste prevention and reduction strategy that we recommend. (Paragraph 87) 72 Environmental change and food security Soil and water
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#12 - Second Report - Environmental change and food security
Only once national baseline metrics are in place, the Government should consult on mandatory carbon and biodiversity food reporting, as it is already doing for health metrics. The methodology for such reporting must account for the nutritional content of food.
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#102 - 1st Report - EV strategy: rapid recharge needed
We heard that DnOs and other stakeholders such as local authorities and chargepoint operators could benefit from improved data sharing, online tools to support the planning and permitting process and more pro-active engagement between DnOs and customers.
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#33 - 2nd Report – UK International Climate Finance: Sustaining Commitments and Impact Amid a Shrinking Aid Budget
The government should commit, as part of the FCDO’s new strategic MEL programme, to publish an annual report setting out its full ICF portfolio. The report should include disaggregated project-level data, alongside any relevant information on financial cost, linked to ICF key performance indicators. At the minimum, disaggregation should cover delivery channel, funding instrument, geography and demographic characteristics...
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#4 - 2nd Report - Lost in translation? Interpreting services in the courts
We have low confidence in the data the MOJ reports regarding interpreting in the courts. The conflict between the reports of poor-quality interpreting in the courts, and the data published by the MOJ, suggest that significant issues with court interpreting may be being missed in the data the MOJ gathers, making it difficult for the MOJ or Parliament...
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#94 - 2nd Report - Growing pains: clarity and culture change required - An examination of the secondary...
There is an apparent discrepancy between the progress that the FCA and PRA report on the efficiency of authorisations and the experience of firms going through those processes. The FCA and PRA should collect and publish further data in this regard . Regulation providing space for innovation
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#18 - 2nd Report - Growing pains: clarity and culture change required - An examination of the secondary...
There is an apparent discrepancy between the progress that the FCA and PRA report on the efficiency of authorisations and the experience of firms going through those processes. The FCA and PRA should collect and publish further data in this regard.
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#5 - 2nd Report - The work of the UK Statistics Authority
The Cabinet Office and the UKSA should update us on the long-term plan to improve data sharing across government in light of the failure of the Integrated Data System in its response to this report and quarterly thereafter. In particular, the Government should clarify where responsibility for integration of the work of the IDS with the National Data...
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#2 - 2nd Report - The work of the UK Statistics Authority
Until the transition to the Transformed Labour Force Survey, the Labour Force Survey remains the primary measure of UK employment and considerable efforts have been taken to improve its robustness. We are pleased to see that response rates have returned to near the pre- pandemic rate. However, achieving this appears to have been resource intensive. The sustainable solution...
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#1 - 2nd Report - The work of the UK Statistics Authority
The transition from the Labour Force Survey to the Transformed Labour Force Survey has not been handled well enough and the result has been significant reputational damage to the ONS. Project management for the Transformed Labour Force Survey was poor. Churn amongst Senior Responsible Owners was notable and the ONS seemed to lose sight of the original aim...
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#5 - 13th Report - Regulation of water, energy and broadband
Despite energy debt rising, and bills increasing, the regulators do not have a comprehensive view of the debt owed by an individual across the three sectors. Debt is now a substantial problem. By March 2025, customers’ debt to energy supply companies and water companies totalled £7.2 billion. In energy, customer debt to energy supply companies increased in real-terms...
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#18 - 1st Report - Shifting heaven and earth? The Afghan data breach and resettlement schemes
We recognise and respect the sensitivity surrounding Special Forces operations. However, the “no comment” approach is inappropriate for matters of administrative decision-making, data handling and accountability for resettlement casework. Serious questions have been raised about the governance arrangements under which Special Forces personnel contributed to immigration casework and data handling affecting former Afghan partner forces. Special Forces’ involvement...
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#11 - 1st Report - Shifting heaven and earth? The Afghan data breach and resettlement schemes
The government did not maintain adequate cost visibility over the direct financial consequences of the data-breach response. The NAO found that the MOD could not identify ARR-specific costs with normal audit confidence, because those costs had not been separately recorded. The evidence also suggests that government did not consistently distinguish between the marginal cost of the breach response,...
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GIRFT recommendation
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Stroke
Review stroke data collection, data fields and links to other registries, reflecting feedback from acute and community teams. This will ensure units continue to receive high-quality and actionable insights from the national audit. This must include more real-time reporting and an ability for local ISDNs to interrogate data and produce their own bespoke reports based on their own...
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Deliver an efficient and patient-focused outcomes audit programme for oral and maxillofacial surgery. 5a: Establish how to use real-time data, reduce the duplication of data collection supported by trusts and support continuous improvement. 5b: Develop and evaluate the Quality Outcomes in OMFS (QOMS) pilot. 5c: Review the National Head and Neck Cancer Audit (HANA) with the other relevant...
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Neurology
Consider options for creation of a neurology dashboard, building on routinely collected data, to enable monitoring of key metrics to support continual quality improvement. Actions: a) Consider options to deliver this, including Model Hospital, alongside any other GIRFT or NHS England and NHS Improvement products.
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Lung Cancer
Collect, analyse and publish an agreed EBUS dataset aligned to agreed performance metrics and standards.
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General Surgery
Enhance national audit programmes by recording the number of patients with a relevant diagnosis, not just those who underwent a surgical procedure. Actions: 4A: GIRFT programme to develop a methodology to collect data on patients who have surgical illness but do not undergo an operation, including the reason why no operation occurred. 4B: National policy levers to be...
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Poole Hospital
Provide improved assurance at board level on progress and problems with technology and digital information systems, including possible poor quality of data.
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IOPC learning recommendation
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Recommendation - Avon and Somerset Police and Wiltshire Police, April 2026
The IOPC recommends that Wiltshire Police and Avon & Somerset Police create and maintain an up-to-date list of STORM Codes and Transfer Codes on their STORM systems to allow the effective use and transfer of incidents between the two forces. This follows an independent investigation into Wiltshire Police and Avon & Somerset Police’s handling and response to the...
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Connecting Criminal Justice: A review of the exchange of information by criminal justice organisations through the Causeway programme
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File Quality, Disclosure and Case Progression and trial recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic
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CQC action
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Dorset County Hospital
The servicemustensuregovernanceprocessesareeffectiveincludingbutnotlimitedtocompletegovernance documentation,actionplansandprogresstracking,accuratedatacollectionandanalysis,andregularmonitoringof safetymeasures,outcomedataandkeyperformanceindicators.
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The National Space Strategy and the role of the UK Space Agency
By December 2024, UKSA should review and confirm whether it is using the most appropriate metrics, including the North Star metric, to measure its progress.
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Progress combatting fraud
Put in place the arrangements necessary to measure progress and to reprioritise and adapt its strategy, including by: ? producing an up-to-date measure of the cost of fraud to individuals and businesses, and updating this sufficiently frequently, to allow it to measure the impact of its actions; ? developing and publishing an evaluation strategy that covers all strands...
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IOPC learning recommendation
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Operation Hotton recommendations - Metropolitan Police Service, September 2021
The IOPC recommends that the MPS ensures there are metrics in place to measure and demonstrate, in a transparent way, improvements made in tackling bullying and harassment and confidence in the MPS approach to this. This could include reporting on the outcomes of allegations by protected characteristics. Consideration could also be given to the involvement of staff associations...
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22 - Fault databases to log repeat faults
Fault data bases (including RAVERS) should ensure that repeat faults are logged and that a 28 day history of defects is available to managers and maintenance staff (para 16.9).
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19 - Automatic records of verbal reports in control centres
Appropriate procedures for receiving and making an automatic record of verbal reports should exist in all control centres, similar to the facilities installed by GWT in 1998 (Para 9.14).
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7 - National qualification and accreditation system for drivers
Railtrack together with ATOC should establish a national qualification and accreditation system for drivers including centrally held records to be available to the current employer (paras 5.5, 16.5).
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2 - Evidence from CIRAS and on-train data recorders
Evidence should include that to be provided by CIRAS and from On-Train Data Recorders used to monitor driver behaviour. ASLEF in particular should give their full support to such an initiative (paras 14.23, 14.25, 15.15, 16.3).
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22 - Record rough riding reports
Reports of rough riding should be recorded systematically in order to ensure accuracy of response, and to allow the information recorded to be used to assist monitoring the condition of the infrastructure.
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4 - Reporting loose and missing nuts
The requirements for reporting loose and missing nuts on adjustable stretcher bars should be reviewed. This review should consider the need for fault reporting systems to distinguish between different types of stretcher bars.
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55 - Specify retained material in reports
Coroners shall ensure that all existing retained organs, tissue, blocks, slides, photographs and X-rays are specified within any preliminary and final post mortem reports.
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126 - Control of interview tapes
Clear arrangements should be made to secure the control and custody of any audio-tapes or video-tapes of interviews with children (17.68).
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10 - Faster discharge reports and annual survey
FRL should publish their annual reports more rapidly in future. There should, as recommended by the Royal Commission, be one comprehensive annual survey published of all discharges and at intervals, reports by NRPB on radiation exposure (para 10.126).
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