Whose responsibility is it anyway? Perspectives on public health, the state and the individual

Artificial intelligence and automation are ideally suited to do many of the tasks that public servants in user-facing roles currently spend hours managing. This report outlines the benefits the civil service and public sector can reap by further integrating AI and automation, as well as the time savings available to the public which use them.

Objectors to assisted dying policy often cite Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) programme to exemplify the danger of doing so, including concerns about due process and eligibility. The following briefing is designed to evaluate where Canada has gone wrong, why it should not deter policymakers in Britain, and how we learn from Canadian mistakes to ensure assisted dying can be safe.

This report brings together the highlights of detailed studies into the value of leadership and management in the UK’s healthcare, education system, and local government.