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The Forensic Science Regulator is consulting on the draft for the development of version 2 of the forensic science code of practice.

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Could you be the next Forensic Science Regulator?
Simon Berney-Edwards
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Could you be the next Forensic Science Regulator?

The Forensic Science Regulator ensures that the provision of forensic science services across the criminal justice system is subject to an appropriate regime of scientific quality standards. They are responsible for:

  • identifying the requirement for new or improved quality standards;
  • leading on the development of new standards; and
  • where necessary, providing advice and guidance so that providers of forensic science services can demonstrate compliance with common standards.

The successful candidate will ideally have a substantial background in operating at a senior level in a relevant field, encompassing at least one of the following:

  • leadership in a forensic, or related, scientific discipline;
  • the development and application of quality standards in a scientific or technical environment;
  • the regulatory process involving scientific standards; or
  • the criminal justice system.

Whatever your background, you will appreciate the importance and opportunity that this role presents. Advanced communication skills, both orally and in writing will be essential.

For more information, check out the public appointments page:

https://publicappointments.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/appointment/forensic-science-regulator/

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