Roy Gregory
Biographic Data
| ID | 3949453 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roy Gregory |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roy |
| FAMILY NAME | Gregory |
| SIGNATURE | GREGORY R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Reading |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Landlords, tenants and complaints: The Housing Association Tenants Ombudsman
A major problem associated with the considerable changes which have taken place in the structure of public administration and the delivery of public services has been to provide effective accountability mechanisms. One very flexible mechanism is the Ombudsman institution which has been adapted in many different states and to deal with many different services. This paper examines how the Ombudsman institution has been adapted to provide an effecti…
Controlling administrative action in the United Kingdom: The role of ombudsman systems and the courts compared
The Use of Power in the Early Industrial Development of Hull
Although never a major industrial town, Hull has a long history as one of the country's leading ports, having particular links with the Low Countries and the Baltic. During the eighteenth century the merchants had a need for power to process imported raw materials but due to the nature of the terrain, the town had no head of water to power wheels. Consequently some of the first ventures into rotary steam power occurred in the town, but this occur…
The Use of Power in the Early Industrial Development of Hull
Although never a major industrial town, Hull has a long history as one of the country's leading ports, having particular links with the Low Countries and the Baltic. During the eighteenth century the merchants had a need for power to process imported raw materials but due to the nature of the terrain, the town had no head of water to power wheels. Consequently some of the first ventures into rotary steam power occurred in the town, but this occur…
The Parliamentary Ombudsman After Twenty‐five Years
Twenty‐five years after it was established in 1967 the Parliamentary Commissioner scheme is now criticized not so much on the grounds that it lacks teeth; the problem rather is that the system could be used with advantage a good deal more extensively than it is. The parliamentary Ombudsman has been under‐used largely because it has generated only bounded enthusiasm among MPS, the ‘gatekeepers’ and potential ‘magnets’ for the office. Survey eviden…
Parliamentary Control and the Use of English
PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL AND THE USE OF ENGLISH Get access Roy Gregory Roy Gregory Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume 43, Issue 1, January 1990, Pages 59–76, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a052237 Published: 01 January 1990
Haldane Essay Competition 1988
Industrial Relations, the Law and Government Strategy
“A monetary policy that would break the coercive power of the unions by producing extensive and protracted unemployment must be excluded, for it would be politically and socially fatal. But if we do not succeed in curbing union power at its source, the unions will soon be faced with a demand for measures that will be much more distasteful to individual workers, if not the union leaders, than the submission of the unions to the rule of law: the cl…
Executive Power and Constituency Representation in United Kingdom Politics
It is sometimes argued that what helps to limit the political influence exercised by elected representatives in the United Kingdom on behalf of those they represent is the inability of MPs to ‘command the power of the executive’. Some MPs, however, are also members of the Government, and do command the power of the executive. This article examines the circumstances in which a fusion of constituency interest and executive power may occur. It concl…
Menigmann og Myndighetene: Tolv Ar som Suvilombudsmann
Journal Article A. Schei: Menigmannog Myndighetene: Tolv Ar som Swilombudsmann. L.B. Hill: The Model Ombudsman: Institutionalizing New Zealand's Democratic Experiment. R. Gregory & P. Hutchesson: The Parliamentary Ombudsman: A Study of the Control of Administrative Action. JUSTICE: Our Fettered Ombudsman. W. Schmid: Der Ombudsmann in Kanada:Eine Rechtsvergleichende Untersuchung. The Ontario Ombudsman. R.E. Ivany, ed.: Report of the Proceedings: F…
Court Line, Mr. Benn and the Ombudsman
COURT LINE, MR. BENN AND THE OMBUDSMAN Get access Roy Gregory Roy Gregory Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume XXX, Issue 3, Summer 1977, Pages 269–292, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a054378 Published: 01 July 1977
Conservation, planning and politics: Some aspects of the contemporary British scene
The extent of environmental degradation in Britain is largely determined by the aggregative effect of a large number of what are conventionally described as “planning” decisions. But because they serve to allocate the unavoidable societal costs of economic growth, many of these decisions are essentially political in character. Some of the crucial choices are in fact made by developers themselves in both the public and private sectors; in order to…
Our Parliamentary Ombudsman’ Part II: Development and the Problem of Identity
Our Parliamentary Ombudsman’: Part I: Integration and Metamorphosis
Local Elections and the ‘Rule of Anticipated Reactions
The Miners and British Politics, 1906-1914
The Minister's Line: Or, the M4 comes to Berkshire. Part II
The Minister's Line: Or, the M4 comes to Berkshire. Part I
Local Elections and the ‘Rule of Anticipated Reactions
Parliamentary Control and the Use of English
PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL AND THE USE OF ENGLISH Get access Roy Gregory Roy Gregory Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume 43, Issue 1, January 1990, Pages 59–76, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a052237 Published: 01 January 1990
Our Parliamentary Ombudsman’ Part II: Development and the Problem of Identity
The Parliamentary Ombudsman After Twenty‐five Years
Twenty‐five years after it was established in 1967 the Parliamentary Commissioner scheme is now criticized not so much on the grounds that it lacks teeth; the problem rather is that the system could be used with advantage a good deal more extensively than it is. The parliamentary Ombudsman has been under‐used largely because it has generated only bounded enthusiasm among MPS, the ‘gatekeepers’ and potential ‘magnets’ for the office. Survey eviden…
Industrial Relations, the Law and Government Strategy
“A monetary policy that would break the coercive power of the unions by producing extensive and protracted unemployment must be excluded, for it would be politically and socially fatal. But if we do not succeed in curbing union power at its source, the unions will soon be faced with a demand for measures that will be much more distasteful to individual workers, if not the union leaders, than the submission of the unions to the rule of law: the cl…
Executive Power and Constituency Representation in United Kingdom Politics
It is sometimes argued that what helps to limit the political influence exercised by elected representatives in the United Kingdom on behalf of those they represent is the inability of MPs to ‘command the power of the executive’. Some MPs, however, are also members of the Government, and do command the power of the executive. This article examines the circumstances in which a fusion of constituency interest and executive power may occur. It concl…
Our Parliamentary Ombudsman’: Part I: Integration and Metamorphosis
The Minister's Line: Or, the M4 comes to Berkshire. Part II
The Minister's Line: Or, the M4 comes to Berkshire. Part I
Local Elections and the ‘Rule of Anticipated Reactions
The Miners and British Politics, 1906-1914
Our Parliamentary Ombudsman’: Part I: Integration and Metamorphosis
Conservation, planning and politics: Some aspects of the contemporary British scene
The extent of environmental degradation in Britain is largely determined by the aggregative effect of a large number of what are conventionally described as “planning” decisions. But because they serve to allocate the unavoidable societal costs of economic growth, many of these decisions are essentially political in character. Some of the crucial choices are in fact made by developers themselves in both the public and private sectors; in order to…
Our Parliamentary Ombudsman’ Part II: Development and the Problem of Identity
Court Line, Mr. Benn and the Ombudsman
COURT LINE, MR. BENN AND THE OMBUDSMAN Get access Roy Gregory Roy Gregory Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume XXX, Issue 3, Summer 1977, Pages 269–292, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a054378 Published: 01 July 1977
Menigmann og Myndighetene: Tolv Ar som Suvilombudsmann
Journal Article A. Schei: Menigmannog Myndighetene: Tolv Ar som Swilombudsmann. L.B. Hill: The Model Ombudsman: Institutionalizing New Zealand's Democratic Experiment. R. Gregory & P. Hutchesson: The Parliamentary Ombudsman: A Study of the Control of Administrative Action. JUSTICE: Our Fettered Ombudsman. W. Schmid: Der Ombudsmann in Kanada:Eine Rechtsvergleichende Untersuchung. The Ontario Ombudsman. R.E. Ivany, ed.: Report of the Proceedings: F…
Executive Power and Constituency Representation in United Kingdom Politics
It is sometimes argued that what helps to limit the political influence exercised by elected representatives in the United Kingdom on behalf of those they represent is the inability of MPs to ‘command the power of the executive’. Some MPs, however, are also members of the Government, and do command the power of the executive. This article examines the circumstances in which a fusion of constituency interest and executive power may occur. It concl…
Industrial Relations, the Law and Government Strategy
“A monetary policy that would break the coercive power of the unions by producing extensive and protracted unemployment must be excluded, for it would be politically and socially fatal. But if we do not succeed in curbing union power at its source, the unions will soon be faced with a demand for measures that will be much more distasteful to individual workers, if not the union leaders, than the submission of the unions to the rule of law: the cl…
Haldane Essay Competition 1988
Parliamentary Control and the Use of English
PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL AND THE USE OF ENGLISH Get access Roy Gregory Roy Gregory Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume 43, Issue 1, January 1990, Pages 59–76, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a052237 Published: 01 January 1990
The Use of Power in the Early Industrial Development of Hull
Although never a major industrial town, Hull has a long history as one of the country's leading ports, having particular links with the Low Countries and the Baltic. During the eighteenth century the merchants had a need for power to process imported raw materials but due to the nature of the terrain, the town had no head of water to power wheels. Consequently some of the first ventures into rotary steam power occurred in the town, but this occur…
The Use of Power in the Early Industrial Development of Hull
Although never a major industrial town, Hull has a long history as one of the country's leading ports, having particular links with the Low Countries and the Baltic. During the eighteenth century the merchants had a need for power to process imported raw materials but due to the nature of the terrain, the town had no head of water to power wheels. Consequently some of the first ventures into rotary steam power occurred in the town, but this occur…
The Parliamentary Ombudsman After Twenty‐five Years
Twenty‐five years after it was established in 1967 the Parliamentary Commissioner scheme is now criticized not so much on the grounds that it lacks teeth; the problem rather is that the system could be used with advantage a good deal more extensively than it is. The parliamentary Ombudsman has been under‐used largely because it has generated only bounded enthusiasm among MPS, the ‘gatekeepers’ and potential ‘magnets’ for the office. Survey eviden…
Controlling administrative action in the United Kingdom: The role of ombudsman systems and the courts compared
Landlords, tenants and complaints: The Housing Association Tenants Ombudsman
A major problem associated with the considerable changes which have taken place in the structure of public administration and the delivery of public services has been to provide effective accountability mechanisms. One very flexible mechanism is the Ombudsman institution which has been adapted in many different states and to deal with many different services. This paper examines how the Ombudsman institution has been adapted to provide an effecti…
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