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But a study by the prisons inspectorate in 2010 produced a more positive conclusion.

Wilshaw said Ofsted's critics should recognise the central role played by the inspectorate in the fight against radicalisation.

A powerful union of headteachers has set up a school inspectorate in an attempt to eventually overthrow Ofsted.

In a Guardian article last week, Hogan-Howe said a policy that "a victim should always be believed" was advocated by the government-backed police inspectorate in 2014.

Blix concludes that the UN arms inspectorate in Iraq was a success: "The UN and the world had succeeded in disarming Iraq without knowing it".

Their proposed new regulator would be sector-led and multi-agency, replacing Ofsted's single inspection framework (Sif), launched by the inspectorate in 2013.

The establishment of inspectorate offices in local government areas is in fact part of a 10 year rolling plan of NAFDAC.

According to the Drinking Water Inspectorate, water in the network that supplies areas in Derbyshire has more than eight times the normal level of chlorine – 0.5 micrograms.

Recorded domestic abuse cases in England and Wales jumped by almost a third in the 12 months since March 2014, according to the national police inspectorate, resulting in more than 100 calls for assistance per hour while making up 10percentt of all recorded crimes.

He stresses that the company retained a positive working relationship with the inspectorate throughout, in spite of the issuing of an enforcement notice.

David Behan, chief executive of the Care Quality Commission CQCC) inspectorate, has in recent weeks been going out of his way to warn that banks are not lending to homecare providers because of the commercial outlook.