Harry Cayton steps down as the Authority's Chief Executive at the end of October. In this blog, he reflects on his 11 years at the Authority and also ponders what key qualities are vital to be successful in the regulatory field

​Our role to protect the public by improving professional regulation sometimes takes us beyond the UK. But how do we approach our international work and what benefits do we get from it? Senior Scrutiny Officer Michael Humphreys explains more in his blog

Our latest performance review of the General Optical Council demonstrates an improvement in its performance against the registration standards, but highlights concerns in its performance relating to fitness to practise

The General Pharmaceutical Council continues to meet all 24 of our Standards of Good Regulation and has maintained the performance noted in our previous two reviews

This guest blog from Professor Deborah Bowman, the academic lead for the Authority's 2019 Academic Conference, introduces the question ‘what is it to be a good regulator?’

There is no doubt that the UK is facing numerous public health challenges - in this blog, we look at how the Accredited Registers programme can play a key role in supporting public health and why they still remain an 'untapped resource'

New Authority publication bringing together authors from international organisations explaining how they have applied the principles of right-touch regulation to their organisations

In our third (and final) blog looking at fitness to practise – we go from the evolutionary approach to the revolutionary – if we could design the fitness to practise process from scratch: what would it look like?

The second in our series of blogs on fitness to practise focuses on what changes could be introduced without the need for substantial legislative change or radical regulatory reform.

Today, the UK Association for Humanistic Psychology Practitioners’ (UKAHPP) register has been accredited by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care, an independent statutory body, accountable to Parliament