These NGOs Are Not Fooling Around
Especially where it concerns the Democrat’s 2020 POTUS Election Theft
What follows is the exact copy from the “Whistleblowing” section of the Good Governance Institute website. (https://www.good-governance.org.uk/category/review/#wistleblowing)
What We Do
Whistleblowing
Individuals and teams need honest, constructive feedback in order to develop and improve. 360 degree reviews are an industry standard way of doing this, and GGI has developed a series of 360 tools specifically for boards and governing bodies. These include a ‘within-board 360’ – where each board member receives structured feedback through a web-based tool from their board colleagues.
We have worked with NHS England to develop a 360 for a governing body to receive feedback from their memberships – for example, individual GP practices in the case of a Clinical Commissioning Group. GGI also provides engagement surveys and structured skills audits for boards and other teams. Our senior consultants, all peers to board members, can feedback results, and coach participants through individual development plans based on the 360 reviews.
All organisations should have a system in place where staff can raise serious concerns knowing that, where these concerns are legitimate, the matter will be fairly addressed and they will be protected from reprisal. We have supported many very serious whistleblowing cases, managing through often very tough circumstances to fairly investigate concerns without compromising the identity of the whistleblower concerned.
Our methodology is extremely robust, and provides findings that can be used in quasi-judicial proceedings. We often work in partnership with a leading firm of lawyers on these investigations. We have also conducted reviews after a whistleblowing event has been resolved, to help the organisation concerned understand why the usual governance systems did not identify the issue concerned in the first place; and importantly, if the organisation’s governance is now sufficiently robust for the board to be assured that the same set of circumstances could not happen again.
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https://www.good-governance.org.uk/category/review/#wistleblowing
Now here’s a screenshot of the same section of their website:
