Book (Practical) Society Blair Administration's Public Inspection Regime / Howard Davis / James Down

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Under the Blair administration, the local government external inspection system implemented by the British Government.
Empirical analysis based on the interview results.
Two original books published as research and study reports were translated into Japanese and put together in one volume.
[Contents]
The translator is an article
Introduction
2 Increase in the inspection system
3 Overlap of inspection institutions
3.1 Subsidies Fraud Inspection Bureau : BFI
3.2 Fire Services Inspection Bureau : HMFSI
3.3 Police Inspection Bureau : HMIC
3.4 Education Level Committee : OFSTED
3.5 Social Welfare Inspection Bureau : SSI
3.6 Best Value Inspection Bureau : BVIS
7 Challenges and challenges of public inspection
7.1 Reliability of inspectors
7.2 Form and substance
7.3 Challenges and challenges of public inspection
7.4 Understanding of improvement factors to overcome failure
7.5 Stakeholder 5.1 Introduction
5.2 Inspection
5.3 Inspection Date
5.4 Inspection Team
5.5 Inspection Period
5.6 Inspection Criteria
5.7 Organizational Capability
5.8 Evidence
5.9 Reporting and Quality Control
5.10 Joint Inspection
5.11 Cost vs Benefit
6 Conclusions
6.1 First
6.2 Recent Developments
6.3 Continuing Challenges
6.4 Thumb
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References
[Author's brief history]
Director of the Center for Local Government Studies at Warwick Business School (at the time of writing) 7.6 7.7 7.8 7.9 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6