Navigating with Integrity: Lessons from Baroness Casey when integrity is tested

Public Sector Integrity Day is an annual opportunity to remind ourselves that building and maintaining a strong culture of integrity in the public sector is crucial to maintaining trust with New Zealanders.

Baroness Casey led an internal review into the standards of behaviour and internal culture of the Metropolitan Police Service following troubling internal incidents. This webinar is an opportunity for public sector Chief Executives to consider the early warning signs of integrity failure that leaders should look out for. Following the presentation, there will have time for discussion and questions. The Auditor General John Ryan and Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche will chair.

This webinar is solely for public sector Chief Executives of central government, local government, and crown entities.

Our guest speaker

Baroness Casey of Blackstock DBE CB became a Crossbench peer in the House of Lords in October 2021. She is an independent advisor for social welfare, crime, housing and homelessness, social cohesion, inclusion and diversity and a range of other topical issues.

As an independent advisor for social policy, author of the Casey Review into Culture and Standards at the Metropolitan Police and presenter of ‘Fixing Britain with Louise Casey' for BBC R4, Baroness Casey is a former senior civil servant and ‘Tzar’ for 5 Prime Ministers.

Baroness Casey is involved in a number of charities including as a trustee of The King Charles’s Charitable Fund, co-founder of the Coronation Food Project and is also a Visiting Professor at King’s College London.

Registration

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