P2-75 Response Accepted

Government responsible for implementation monitoring

Recommendation

The government should take responsibility for the implementation of all the recommendations we make in this Report, regardless of the primary organisation they are directed at, and make arrangements to monitor the progress of their implementation.

Published Evidence Summary
The following publicly available evidence relates to this recommendation:
- The government stated in December 2025 that this recommendation on the government taking responsibility for overseeing implementation of all Fuller Inquiry recommendations was accepted in full. The government committed to providing progress updates and a full response by Summer 2026 (Government Interim Update on Fuller Inquiry Phase 2, DHSC, 16 December 2025).
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Jurisdiction
England
Response
Accepted
Accepted Department of Health and Social Care
01 Dec 2025

As part of the Government's commitment to responding to the Inquiry's recommendations, DHSC, as the Inquiry sponsor, established a Programme Board in July 2025 to work across Government and with other responsible organisations to scope and progress recommendations.

Progress Timeline
Official Report
01 Dec 2025

Accepted in full. As part of the government's commitment to responding to the inquiry's recommendations, DHSC, as the inquiry sponsor, established a programme board in July 2025 to work across government and with other responsible organisations to scope and progress recommendations. (Source: Interim update on government progress in responding to the Fuller inquiry phase 2 report, December 2025)

Source
Inquiry Fuller Inquiry
Report Fuller Inquiry Phase 2 Report 15 Jul 2025
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Responsible Bodies
Department of Health and Social Care Primary
Themes & Tags
Weak Government Accountability & Scrutiny Monitoring Government Implementation
Parliamentary Mentions
Referenced in Parliament 1
Independent Inquiry into the Issues Raised by the … Feb 2026
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Recommendation age 0.9 yr
Last formal update 01 Dec 2025