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The Inspectorate is not a Prescribed Person as defined by the whistleblowing legislation. We encourage all employees of probation or youth justice community service providers to refer back to their employer’s whistleblowing policies to understand how they can make a disclosure that qualifies for the relevant protections under the whistleblowing legislation.
This updated strategy sets out our equity, diversity and inclusion mission statement and the progress we have made against our previous strategy and plan.
Ein nod yw gwneud ein gwaith i’r safon broffesiynol uchaf posib, cyflwyno gwasanaeth cyhoeddus effeithlon ac effeithiol sy’n cynrychioli’r gwerth gorau am arian a sicrhau bod ein prosesau arolygu yn dryloyw ac yn deg. Rydym yn ymrwymedig i welliant parhaus. Mae hyn yn cynnwys ymdrin â chwynion mewn modd agored a chwrtais gan archwilio’r materion a godir yn drylwyr ac ymateb mor gyflym â phosib.
Mae’n ofynnol bod pob aelod o staff, ac unrhyw un sy’n gwneud gwaith ar ein rhan, yn datgan unrhyw wrthdrawiadau buddiannau posib, gwirioneddol, neu ganfyddedig, lle gellid taflu amheuaeth ar annibyniaeth a didueddrwydd yr Arolygiaeth. Mae Arolygiaeth Prawf EM yn cadw cofrestr o bob gwrthdrawiad buddiannau a gaiff ei ddatgan fel hyn.