It is the least that the government could have done, given widespread criticism of the BBC's in-house governance.All the Beeb needs to make sure of now is the level of its licence fee, which is to be set soon.
We developed an escalation policy for the reporting system to align it with in-house governance and safeguarding structures.
Each case corresponds to an arm of the TAPIC framework for evaluating governance (Krieger and Higgins) [1], to assess mechanisms of housing governance in each case.
I then present three cases of housing governance challenges in the United States, from each pathway by which housing affects health - housing quality, affordability, and insecurity.
This paper is an overview of challenges in housing policy governance in the United States.
While housing governance has come a long way over the past century, political decentralization and the expansion of the submerged state have increased the number of political actors and policy conflict in many areas.
Director General Hall has abandoned any residual fight for another quasi-in-house bout of governance.
We explore this topic through a qualitative case-study comparison of affordable housing governance in regions impacted by unconventional gas development in Australia and the United States.
That is a pity, for investment returns of large pension funds could improve by between 1% and 2% annually on average if they brought their investment management in-house and combined this with strong governance, says Keith Ambachtsheer of the University of Toronto.
In another contribution to "Beyond Transparency," the technology publisher and investor Tim O'Reilly, one of Silicon Valley's in-house intellectuals, celebrates a new mode of governance that he calls "algorithmic regulation".
Electronics and entertainment giant Sony said on Tuesday it would abolish its Japanese audit system and set up a U.S.-style corporate governance model, with an in-house committee structure using independent directors.
