Ofqual the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation in England;
Ofqual will pay You a Fee which shall be set out in the Commissioning documents.The Fee shall be calculated on the amount of work it is anticipated will be required, including any requirement to attend briefings, meetings or events.
Ofqual is entitled to deduct from any sums payable to You any sums that You may owe Ofqual at any time.
Ofqual as part of its duty as an open and transparent public body, may publish a list of its Contractors with details of their background experience in accordance with Schedule 2 (Arrangements for the publication of the List of External Experts).Ofqual will not publish other personal information without consulting you.
Ofqual. Recordings and Public First shall Reduced transcripts to be ensure that the kept in a secure technical and space and only security measures retained for as long are in place to as is necessary. protect the audio recordings and transcripts. Introducing Keeping data for Reduced retention periods to longer than is keep information necessary for only as long as necessary Potential solution Which risk(s) would this action address? Result Cost/benefit evaluation Secure destruction of information that no longer needs to be retained Failure to delete/destroy securely Reduced Implementing appropriate technological security measures Avoid a security breach Reduced Ensure information is safely pseudonymised where possible Identification of individuals Reduced
Ofqual s DPO has being consulted and has advised on this DPIA; and
Ofqual is a non-ministerial government department. It is independent of government and reports directly to Parliament. Ofqual has a number of statutory objectives, including: to secure that regulated qualifications: (a) give a reliable indication of knowledge, skills and understanding; and (b) indicate a consistent level of attainment (including over time) between comparable regulated qualifications; to promote the development and implementation of regulated assessment1 arrangements which: (a) give a reliable indication of achievement, and (b) indicate a consistent level of attainment (including over time) between comparable assessments; to promote public confidence in, and awareness of, regulated qualifications; and to secure the efficiency of regulated qualifications.
Ofqual has a range of statutory powers to enable it to fulfil its objectives and discharge its functions.
Ofqual s Chief Executive acts as its Accounting Officer, who receives financial delegation directly from HM Treasury (HMT).
Ofqual acts in accordance with instructions and guidance issued from time to time by HMT and the Cabinet Office, such as Managing Public Money. Ofqual lays its annual report before Parliament, together with signed accounts, confirming the accounts are properly prepared, audited and presented in accordance with directions issued by HMT.
