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Mark Johnson of User Voice questions the commercial basis of Transforming Rehabilitation
Mark Johnson, Founder and CEO of User Voice, gives his views in the latest in a series of interviews about the MoJ's probation reform programme: Transforming Rehabilitation. Mark questions the commercial basis of TR and says that the focus on re-offending misses the main point about enabling behaviour change - further offences provide the best opportunity for getting people on the road to desistance.

[mks_dropcap style=”squared”]M[/mks_dropcap]ark Johnson, Founder and CEO of User Voice, gives his views in the latest in a series of interviews about the MoJ’s probation reform programme: Transforming Rehabilitation.

Mark questions the commercial basis of TR and says that the focus on re-offending misses the main point about enabling behaviour change – further offences provide the best opportunity for getting people on the road to desistance.

 

 

[mks_dropcap style=”squared”]Y[/mks_dropcap]ou can follow User Voice on Twitter: @uservoiceorg

 

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