Sentences with phrase «robust oversight»

There are now more than 2,000 separate trusts running academies and he told heads there would be «far more robust oversight» of the finances of academy trusts.

The absence of robust oversight inevitably leads to poor performance, or even waste, fraud and abuse of the public trust.

I will be setting up far more robust oversight and challenge when it comes to the financial performance of academy trusts.

In our view, the Chairman should be an independent director to promote robust oversight of senior executives, and to foster accountability of management to the Board, something that is difficult to accomplish when the most senior member of management also serves as the Board's leader.

«We welcome robust oversight of all schools, but it is also important to recognise that sponsored academies have been improving results faster than other schools in some of the least well - off communities in our country.»

We believe that independent Board leadership would be particularly useful at Amazon in providing more robust oversight regarding sustainability issues.

robust oversight thorough environmental assessments areas federal jurisdiction, working provinces territories avoid duplication;

It is an example of the successful application of the Interim Approach and Principles for environmental assessments, which include a commitment to restoring robust oversight and meaningful consultations and engagement with Indigenous peoples.

LSC conducts robust oversight of its grantees.

All of this bad press should be enough to make even the most ardent supporters of charters welcome robust oversight and accountability.

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EFA was criticised by the National Audit Office and the Public Accounts Committee recently for failing to have robust oversight of academies, so it appears to be a systemic issue across all types of school.

The investor argued that the chairman's role should be filled by an outsider who has never held an executive role at the company, «to promote the robust oversight and accountability of management.»

Katz also said the controversy showed that the Library's Board of Trustees needs to reexamine its operations to make sure it can exercise proper governance and robust oversight.

David says: «The last few years have seen professional standards in financial services under greater scrutiny than ever before, demonstrating how fundamentally important it is to have a robust oversight and disciplinary process and to maintain vigilance, anticipate and address public interest issues.

If regulation has not worked in the past, will anything change in the future, even with more robust oversight?

Home Secretary Amber Rudd said: «With the threat from terrorism continuing to evolve and diversify, it is vital we have robust oversight to ensure our counter-terrorism laws are fair, necessary and proportionate.

A spokesman for the correctional services ministry said the ministry has «restructured our oversight and investigation model at the Ottawa Carleton Detention Centre to ensure greater transparency, accountability and robust oversight.»