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LA/Mo/4530

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LA/AB/4542

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Meet the Standards Commission's Members - Helen Donaldson

Meet the Standards Commission Members – Helen Donaldson Q: Why did you apply to be a member of the Standards Commission? A: I applied to join the Standards Commission because I have always felt strongly about the importance of high ethical standards in those who seek to make decisions on our behalf. Having worked in various local authority roles, I wanted to make use of my experience to support the work of the Commission in upholding high standards of...

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Standards Update June 2025

Our latest Standards Update is now available.

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LA/OI/4557

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What does 'respect' look like?

We’ve previously published blogs explaining why it is essential that those in public life, including councillors and members of devolved public bodies, behave with courtesy and respect. This is important not only to help ensure public confidence in them as individuals, but also in their roles and the organisations they represent. We’ve also explained why a failure to so behave can have a significant detrimental impact on both the standards of public debate and on the culture and w...

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LA/NL/4567

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Meet the Standards Commission's Members - Lezley Stewart

1.       Why did you apply to be a member of the Standards Commission? At the time I saw the vacancy advertised, I had recently ceased working full time and was enjoying all the freedom and opportunities that brings!  The vacancy sparked my interest however, as the work of the Commission connects with my values, and reflects my own career [as an Office Holder working under a Code of Conduct].  I felt I had the experience/skills that the Commissio...

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New Advice Note for Local Authority Chairs

The Standards Commission has published a new Advice Note for Local Authority Chairs. The Advice Note aims to provide guidance to local authority Chairs and Conveners on their role and responsibilities within the ethical standards framework. It is primarily intended to assist those who chair full Council Committee and Sub-Committee meetings and those who, from time to time, deputise for them.  The new Advice Note can be downloaded here: 

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NB/HES/4282

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