#public-trust

#public-trust

Gerrymandering is a pressing issue, and while the government's voting reform plan allows 16- and 17-year-olds to vote, it may hurt Labour’s chances in the elections due to youth disfavoring the incumbent government.

The Independent Water Commission's final report recommends scrapping Ofwat and replacing it with a powerful regulator to restore trust and address the fragmented water industry.

Once a topic becomes a proxy for political principles, the discourse becomes nastier, and it is more difficult to change minds.

"For too long public trust in our democracy has been damaged and faith in our institutions has been allowed to decline. We cannot take our democracy for granted."

According to the report, 57 percent of Americans trust nonprofits to 'do what is right.' This far exceeds the level of trust in other institutions, including small business, the news media, and federal government.

Miliband emphasized the need for transparency regarding climate and nature crises, stating that by openly sharing facts, he can foster trust and call for necessary action.

Sir Keir Starmer's much-lauded one in, one out migrant return deal with Emmanuel Macron is a publicity stunt that won't win back voters, Britain's leading pollsters have warned.

Bondi's natural political antagonists doubted her credibility. After the 2020 election, Bondi falsely proclaimed that "we won Pennsylvania ... we are thrilled to have won Pennsylvania," despite Trump's loss by over 80,000 votes.

"One of the basic troubles with radio and television news is that both instruments have grown up as an incompatible combination of show business, advertising and news. Each of the three is a rather bizarre and, at times, demanding profession. And when you get all three under one roof, the dust never settles."

Keir Starmer admitted that the last few days under his leadership have been tough, acknowledging the chaotic handling of the welfare bill that has affected public trust.

The high street shop fronts are seen as connecting various domestic problems in Britain, as illegal cigarette sales are tied to serious organized crime and undermine public trust in authorities.

"If you are still conducting active investigations and interviews in the 10th or 11th month, witnesses or subject officers may have trouble recollecting what happened. If the case is open for almost a year, it doesn't give complaining witnesses a lot of confidence that they're complaint is being taken seriously."

Makintach's resignation comes amid scandal over unauthorized filming of Maradona trial for a documentary, raising questions about judicial integrity and public trust.

The failure of the Metropolitan police to properly investigate Emma's report of rape has led to a significant payout and raised serious questions about trust in law enforcement.

"I think they would be extremely foolish to do anything of the sort that you're describing, because (...) these companies need to rebuild their broken relationship with their customers."

CCTV footage, particularly of a person at their most vulnerable, can contain highly sensitive personal data and must be properly protected. It is vital that authorities like police forces have the strictest measures in place to protect personal data to maintain public trust.

I knew it would be an absolute challenge to earn the trust of Oakland residents who have been through a lot in the last two years.

HM Revenue and Customs is facing criticism for taking over four months to process tax refunds, a process that previously took weeks.

More than half of us disapprove of how the Government is doing its job - a figure up since the last poll.