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What is a public appointment and how to apply for one.
What happens at a Service and Support Centre appointment, how long they take and where to find centres.
For some UK visa and settlement applications, you’ll need to make an…
You must have an appointment to visit a Service and Support Centre (SSC).…
Find a voluntary or paid position with public bodies, such as non-executive director, trustee, members of advisory council.
Information about ministerial appointments to a non-statutory office (known as direct appointments).
Guidance for academy trusts on how to request approval for appointing an off-payroll accounting officer or chief financial officer.
What to do when you are leaving, or have left, Crown service or ministerial office, and you're starting another role.
Information about non-executive appointments to the Department for Education’s public bodies.
The certificate of appointment form for an authorised person to be completed by the trustee or governing body of a registered building.
The Commissioner for Public Appointments regulates the processes by which ministers make appointments to the boards of national and regional public bodies. The commissioner aims to ensure that such appointments are made on merit after a fair, open and transparent...
MOT testing service user roles, what they can do, what their responsibilities are, which roles are mandatory, authorised examiner's responsibility for security of the MOT testing service.
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