38 46 47 48 In the event of a perinatal death, an independent midwife would also be obliged to report this to her or his supervisor of midwives, who would scrutinise practice.
The City regulator is scrutinising working practices inside HSBC in the wake of revelations that the Swiss subsidiary of Britain's biggest bank helped its clients avoid tax.
AS THE big Wall Street investment banks have already discovered to their cost, America's fund managers are learning that once the regulators start scrutinising industry practices, one discovery tends to lead to another.
It is no longer enough, surely, after all this time, when every major institution in the country from the BBC down should be cleaning up their act and scrutinising their practice, to offer lip service.
Kevin McCarra: Injuries force Capello to change tack World Cup watch: 31 days to go... Essien named in Ghana's World Cup squad McCarthy in South Africa squad despite injury troubles His candidacy borders on the nonsensical, but players have to be cut from the provisional squad in any case and no commitment to Hargreaves would be made were he to be scrutinised in practice sessions.
There is value in jointly scrutinising and improving practice, and drawing on comments from children, families and practitioners to provide accountable oversight and feedback on performance and outcomes.
We scrutinise the concrete practices of participants' engagement in participatory design through an empirical case in which nurses from different hospital wards began as reluctant users, but gradually engaged in processes approaching genuine participation.
Mr Cross said: "When someone searches for something, are they necessarily getting the best deal for them, or are they just getting the deal the website wants to give them?" A risk review in early 2013 highlighted the risk that firms relying on automated comparison algorithms to serve millions at low cost might not be able to properly scrutinise their own practices.
What is still missing are ways to "identify and deploy not just manpower, but expertise," says Beth Noveck of New York University Law School (who is applying open-source practices to scrutinising software-patent applications, with an eye to invalidating dubious ones).
Lord Gold has a track record in scrutinising allegations of illicit practices at organisations, having been appointed by David Cameron last year to investigate the Conservative party's fundraising methods after the then party co-treasurer, Peter Cruddas, was filmed boasting that senior donors could dine with the prime minister.
