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Public Administration Select Committee (PASC)

Publication of Statistics Report Study 1
Procurement 3rd session
Future of the civil service 7th session

PASC examines the quality and standards of administration within the Civil Service and scrutinises the reports of the Parliamentary and Health  Service Ombudsman.

What's on

Date Business
05 March 2013
10:00 am
 Subject: Future of the civil service
Witness(es): Professor Matthew Flinders, University of Sheffield, Professor the Lord Norton of Louth, University of Hull and Professor Anthony King, University of Essex
Location: Room 16, Palace of Westminster
12 March 2013
9:30 am
 Subject: Procurement
Witness(es): Tim Heywood, Director Public Sector and Procurement, Burges Salmon, Tim Cummins, CEO, International Association for Contract and Commercial Management and Dr Paul Chapman, Academy Director, Major Projects Leadership Academy; David Noble, CEO, Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply, Andrew Coulcher, Director of Business Solutions, Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply and Peter Smith, MD, Procurement Excellence
18 March 2013
4:15 pm
 Subject: Procurement
25 March 2013
4:00 pm
 Subject: Procurement

Inquiries

One-off evidence sessions

Publications

Title Date published
The Future of the Civil Service - corrected evidence - 29 January 2013 | PDF version The Future of the Civil Service - corrected evidence - 29 January 2013 (PDF) 27 February 2013
Procurement - corrected evidence - 5 February 2013 | PDF version Procurement - corrected evidence - 5 February 2013 (PDF) 27 February 2013
The work of the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman 2012-13 - corrected evidence - 18 December 2012 | PDF version The work of the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman 2012-13 - corrected evidence - 18 December 2012 (PDF) 26 February 2013

Committee Chair

  • Mr Bernard Jenkin MP was elected Chair of the Public Administration Select Committee (PASC) on 9 June 2010

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