Reporting Serious Incidents

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The CCEW have been consulting on proposed updated guidance for charities ‘What to do if something goes wrong: reporting serious incidents’. The updated guidance aims to help charities to identify what to report and when. It also provides guidance including: a list of the most common types of incidents; and explains who to report to for example the CCEW, the police etc.

The consultation is now closed and the CCEW are currently analysing their feedback. We will update you in due course. More information is available here.

 

This article features in our Charity Newsletter Spring 2017. To see the full version please click here.

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Updated 24 April 2017