Event happening soon! 📢 Join us next week to investigate how #publiclaw disclosure duties & #datarights can help secure better transparency in Government - particularly when there is potential for discrimination & exclusion. 📆 7-9 March 📍 Online 🎫⤵️ publiclawproject.org.uk/events/opening…

Looking forward to presenting early analysis for our database of judgments on candour next week 🤓 with Gabriel Tan & Cassandra Somers-Joce 💫

It was fantastic to share our research on the duty of candour, including the relationship between the duty of candour and record-keeping practices, this morning as part of such an interesting panel event.

New post on the UKCLA blog this morning exploring the new Cabinet Office policy regulating the use of “non-corporate communications channels” such as WhatsApp

A must-read from Cassandra Somers-Joce catching us up on changes to Cabinet Office guidance on the use of non-corporate comms channels for government business

Forthcoming in Judicial Review: our review of the existing law pertaining to the collection of systemic information by public sector bodies. Joe Tomlinson Jed Meers tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Interesting and digestible report, categorising reforms into 'quick wins', 'moderate' and 'larger' options. Good to see modest suggestions on operation of the duty of candour, kindly citing our our UKCLA blog Cassandra Somers-Joce Gabriel Tan

A new Essex CAJI blog by Elizabeth O'Loughlin Cassandra Somers-Joce and Gabriel Tan on Mr Justice Fordham's ten principles of the duty of candour in judicial review, outlined in his judgment in the Police Superintendents' Association case: essexcaji.org/2023/08/16/for…

Latest from me, Cassandra Somers-Joce & Gabriel Tan on Fordham’s 10 principles of the duty of candour - thanks to Essex CAJI for publishing our blog!

New in Judicial Review: Recent Judicial Perspectives on the Duty of Candour. The paper identifies four themes which are discernible from recent caselaw. It is available, open access, at this link: Elizabeth O'Loughlin tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Published today, ‘Facts in Public Law Adjudication’ contains the chapter ‘Missing Evidence? The Duty to Acquire Systemic Data in Public Law’ written by Joe Tomlinson and I

some thoughts on climate justice and advisory opinions! 🌎

New post on the UKCLA blog this morning exploring disclosure, public inquiries, and the public record

The Covid inquiries have revealed the extent of WhatsApp usage, but are we now suffering through government by WhatsApp? Cassandra Somers-Joce investigates in the latest blog for the Constitution Society. Read it now: consoc.org.uk/government-by-…

New for the Constitution Society, on disclosure, deletion, and public trust

New for the Constitution Society on collective responsibility and transparent governance

New for the Constitution Society on election coverage, Ofcom, and impartiality