Governance in the Public Sector

  • Hunting S
  • Bullivant J
  • Corbett-Nolan A
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The aim of Good Governance in the Public Sector (the Framework) is to encourage better service delivery and improved accountability by establishing a benchmark for aspects of good governance in the public sector. It is intended to apply to all entities that comprise the public sector. The Framework is not intended to replace national and sectoral governance codes. Instead, it is anticipated that those who develop and set governance codes for the public sector will refer to the Framework in updating and reviewing their own codes. Where codes and guidance do not exist, the Framework will provide a powerful stimulus for positive action. The Framework should be useful for all those specifically associated with governance— governing body members, senior managers, and those involved in scrutinizing the effectiveness of governance, including internal and external auditors. It also provides a resource for the public to challenge substandard governance in public sector entities.

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Hunting, S. A., Bullivant, J., & Corbett-Nolan, A. (2022). Governance in the Public Sector. In The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Interest Groups, Lobbying and Public Affairs (pp. 553–573). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-44556-0_119

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