Follow us: DIVERSITY AND MONITORING FORM Public appointments are made on merit in accordance with the Cabinet Office Governance Code and the Public Appointments Order in Council. By completing the attached diversity monitoring form you will be helping us meet our public sector equality duty under section 149 of the Equality Act 2012 and section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act 1998. Your personal data will always be treated in confidence and when anonymised with data from other applicants will help compile the Annual Statistical Bulletin of the Commissioner for Public Appointments. The diversity information you provide will not be seen by the Advisory Assessment Panel assessing your application. Publication of monitoring information The Department of Health and Social Care announces details of all public appointments on gov.uk and we are required to include information on your political activity. In addition we are required to provide anonymised information to the Commissioner for Public Appointments and may also be asked to provide anonymised information in summary form only, in response to Parliamentary – Questions and other public enquiries. In line with Government policy, and in accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act 2018, the information you provide will be held confidentially. By providing information you are consenting to the Department using it for the above purposes; however individuals will not be identified. Political activity information is primarily for monitoring purposes only, however if you are shortlisted for interview, this information will be shared with the selection panel. The reason for this is that it is appreciated that such activities may have given you relevant skills, including experience gained from committee work, collective decision-making, resolving conflict and public speaking. If you have had such experience and you consider it relevant to your application for this post, you should also take the opportunity to include it separately in your supporting statement. If possible, you should not, however, identify the relevant political party in your statement. Public Appointments: events and vacancies Periodically, Cabinet Office arranges events to which applicants for public appointments may be invited. Cabinet Office and other government departments may also ask the Department of Health and Social Care for contact details of candidates that might have suitable skills to apply for other appointments. Consent Please tick the relevant box to show whether you give your consent or not for your contact details to be shared for these purposes. I provide my consent I do not provide my consent Your responses to sections 1 9 will never be made available to the panel considering your – application. 1. Gender
Follow us: DIVERSITY AND MONITORING FORM Public appointments are made on merit in accordance with the Cabinet Office Governance Code and the Public Appointments Order in Council. By completing the attached diversity monitoring form you will be helping us meet our public sector equality duty under section 149 of the Equality Act 2012 and section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act 1998. Your personal data will always be treated in confidence and when anonymised with data from other applicants will help compile the Annual Statistical Bulletin of the Commissioner for Public Appointments. The diversity information you provide will not be seen by the Advisory Assessment Panel assessing your application. Publication of monitoring information The Department of Health and Social Care announces details of all public appointments on gov.uk and we are required to include information on your political activity. In addition we are required to provide anonymised information to the Commissioner for Public Appointments and may also be asked to provide anonymised information – in summary form only, in response to Parliamentary Questions and other public enquiries. In line with Government policy, and in accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act 2018, the information you provide will be held confidentially. By providing information you are consenting to the Department using it for the above purposes; however individuals will not be identified. Political activity information is primarily for monitoring purposes only, however if you are shortlisted for interview, this information will be shared with the selection panel. The reason for this is that it is appreciated that such activities may have given you relevant skills, including experience gained from committee work, collective decision-making, resolving conflict and public speaking. If you have had such experience and you consider it relevant to your application for this post, you should also take the opportunity to include it separately in your supporting statement. If possible, you should not, however, identify the relevant political party in your statement. Public Appointments: events and vacancies Periodically, Cabinet Office arranges events to which applicants for public appointments may be invited. Cabinet Office and other government departments may also ask the Department of Health and Social Care for contact details of candidates that might have suitable skills to apply for other appointments. Consent Please tick the relevant box to show whether you give your consent or not for your contact details to be shared for these purposes. I provide my consent I do not provide my consent Your responses to sections 1 – 9 will never be made available to the panel considering your application. 1. Gender
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