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Corporate Governance Framework

Our corporate governance framework sets out the necessary responsibilities and procedures that guarantee we operate properly.

Published
29 October 2021

Last updated
1 May 2024 - Changes

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  1. Contents
  2. Corporate Governance Framework
  3. 3 - People

3 - People

Contents

  1. Introduction An introduction to the people section of the Gambling Commission's Corporate Governance Framework.
  2. Secretary of State and/or responsible minister A summary of responsibilities for the Secretary of State and responsible minister.
  3. Board of Commissioners A summary of the responsibilities of the Gambling Commission's Board of Commissioners
  4. The Chair A summary of the responsibilities of the Chair of the Gambling Commission.
  5. Senior Independent Director A summary of the responsibilities of the Senior Independent Director of the Gambling Commission.
  6. Commissioners The responsibilities of Commissioners and the potential action that could be taken against the Gambling Commission in the event they are found to be personally liable.
  7. The Chief Executive and Accounting Officer A summary of the responsibilities of The Chief Executive and Accounting Officer for the Gambling Commission.
  8. Commission employees A summary of the responsibilities of the Gambling Commission in regards to its employees and the individual responsibilities of Commission employees.
  9. Expert groups A summary of the role expert groups have within the Gambling Commission.
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