I covered the National Audit Office’s highly critical review of the progress (or lack of it) of the government’s Transforming Rehabilitation probation reforms when it was published last Friday (1 March 2019). See it here.
I’ve now had the chance to dig through the report in more detail and the infographic below highlights some of the more shocking facts and figures.
I hope you find it useful. If you’d like a copy in PDF format, then just drop me an email.
National Audit Office report shows exactly how the MoJ spent its £13bn budget.
The National Audit Office’s departmental overview provides some fascinating facts and figures about the MoJ.
National Audit Office report heavily critical of ongoing electronic monitoring problems.
The National Audit Office says that the MoJ has made limited progress on its Female Offender Strategy because of lack of investment.
Justice Secretary announces a return to a fully public probation service
What images do private companies use to represent probation work?
Unilink, Europe’s provider of Offender/Probation Management Software
One Response
It is more predictable than shocking. What is shocking is that Chris Grayling is still in government and that they are going to do it again with TR2.