Guidance

Commonwealth Scholarship Commission: whistleblowing policy and procedure

The CSC encourages individuals to raise concerns without fear that their own position within the CSC may be jeopardised.

From:
Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK and Department for International Development
Published
4 June 2020
Last updated
12 October 2022 — See all updates

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CSC whistleblowing policy and procedure

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Individuals engaged by the CSC may on occasion have concerns that there is something within the CSC which is not right, for example, in relation to financial practice, compliance with legislation or variation from standards of good governance and ethical practice.

The CSC encourages individuals to raise such concerns without fear that their own position within the CSC may be jeopardised.

Published 4 June 2020
Last updated 12 October 2022 + show all updates

  1. CSC whistleblowing policy and procedure updated 11 October 2022.

  2. Updated version added

  3. First published.