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Committee Material Published 8 May 2024 ↗ View on Parliament

We asked when the Cabinet Office will decide what information it will provide to Ministers, and to Parliament, in order to improve transparency of the appointment process. The Cabinet Office acknowledged that the system was not working perfectly yet and said that it would be introducing some enhancements.23 The Cabinet Office stated that it expected to outline a plan to Ministers on how the data should be used later this year, noting that the more confident it could be in the data the quicker...

We asked when the Cabinet Office will decide what information it will provide to Ministers, and to Parliament, in order to improve transparency of the appointment process. The Cabinet Office acknowledged that the system was not working perfectly yet and said that it would be introducing some enhancements.23 The Cabinet Office stated that it expected to outline a plan to Ministers on how the data should be used later this year, noting that the more confident it could be in the data the quicker it could look at how to share the data with the public and Parliament. It added that it hoped it would not be long before the data could be used to impr Type: conclusion | Number: 14 | Response status: not_addressed Government response: 1. PAC conclusion: It is taking far too long to make non-executive director appointments. 1a. PAC recommendation: The Cabinet Office should use data from its new applicant tracking system (see below) to report publicly by September 2024 on appointment delays, ide