Raising a Concern (Whistleblowing) Guidance - screening

Raising a Concern (Whistleblowing) refers to a member of staff, other workers or a member of the public disclosing information about certain types of wrongdoing (risk, danger, illegality or malpractice). The updated Guidance aims to:

1. reassure staff and other workers that they can raise concerns about potential wrongdoing confidently through a clear internal reporting process, and without fear of suffering any detriment as a result; and
2. provide arrangements through which a member of the public can confidently raise concerns