Policy and regulation

CQC chief faces ‘inherent conflict’

By 2026-07-15T09:34:00

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The chief executive of the Care Quality Commission is set to become responsible for deciding whether to remove “safe space” protection from whistleblowers’ information, which a former health minister has called an “inherent conflict”.

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