Written evidence submission to the UK Parliament’s Communications and Digital Committee Inquiry into digital exclusion and the cost of living Authors: Ralitsa Hiteva, Cian O’Donovan, Kate Simpson You can see the Communications and Digital Committee’s full report, which cites us, here: https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/119062/html/
Response by Cian O’Donovan, Melanie Smallman and Jame Wilson, UCL. This is a written response submitted by the UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator’s Data-Use workstream to the online consultation at ukcovid19inquiry.citizenspace.com. In this submission we recommend that the UK Covid-19 Inquiry pursue a comprehensive evaluation of data use during the pandemic. The inquiry should establish how … Read More
Title: Coronavirus Act (2020) Two Years On – written evidence submitted to the Department of Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee call Authors: Cian O’Donovan, Melanie Smallman, James Wilson Download submission from UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator. More about the consultation: https://committees.parliament.uk/work/1718/coronavirus-act-2020-two-years-on/
Project: UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator Consultation response: https://ukpandemicethics.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Data-Saves-Lives-submission-from-the-UK-Pandemic-Ethics-Accelerator-Date-use-workstream.pdf
Project: UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator Submission site: https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/37296/html/ Overview: The two Select Committees were examining the impact and effectiveness of action taken by government and the advice it has received. They are considering a range of issues and we are responding to the consultation under the headings listed, contributing to those where we have expertise … Read More
Project: UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator Government consultation response: https://ukpandemicethics.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Mandatory-Vaccination-in-Care-Homes.-Response-from-the-UK-Pandemic-Ethics-Accelerator-Data-use-and-Public-values-transparency-and-governance-workstreams.pdf