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And while charities, campaigners and independent inspectorates have expressed concern about the continued detention of both men and women, the practice continues.

A report by six experienced inspectors from Ofsted and the prisons inspectorate, published on 26 January, said a small number of children had reported mistreatment, which was "consistent" with the BBC evidence, and the inspectorates "have significant concerns about the centre".

He said: "Nothing [Mr Adams] has said in his letter of reply or in a subsequent email to us convinces us that the board and the inspectorates have got it wrong".

Further, institutions such as workers' compensation boards and labour inspectorates have the ability to address different regions according to their needs.

"The Home Affairs committee and the independent inspectorate have warned the Home Office repeatedly to improve the competency and accuracy of the immigration system.

Meanwhile, anyone on the inside track in education knows that the civil service, the hired advisers and the inspectorate have become part of the secretary of state's fiefdom – either unwilling or unable to criticise the secretary's pet "reforms".

All nine of the offshore wind farm projects examined to date by the Planning Inspectorate have been given consent.

In addition, health policy makers, health insurers and the health inspectorate have the challenging task of developing a supportive health care and financial system in which health professionals are given incentives to provide biopsychosocial care.

The importance of well-organized interaction between the networks RIVM and the Inspectorate is recognized on an institutional level; the RIVM and the Inspectorate have agreed upon transparent formal procedures to streamline the yearly commissioning process and to monitor the course of the agreed research projects.

For 25 years now, under three very different chief inspectors, the inspectorate has spoken, loudly and with unique authority, to identify and check what goes wrong in our least-known but hugely important public service.

Poland's labour inspectorate has stepped up its oversight of the chains.