Governance Codes 

Originally corporate governance codes were developed to complement the laws and regulations in the area of industry corporate  governance. Having been established they are applied in a flexible manner to avoid constraints around strategic delivery. This  approach has become known as the “comply or explain” process. This means that organisations can comply with the code  requirements or, if they are not able to, they can explain why.

Having and following a code of governance and associate score card  offers added value and board and stakeholder assurance. 

Charity Governance Code

For large and small charities:  

• National Housing Federation
• 2020 Code of Governance

Professional Boundaries Certificate:

Sets out industry specific guidelines, expectations, rules and standards. This is an organisational bespoke certificate and includes a range of blended learning. 

International Standards: 
 

De’Leigh can help you position your International Standards (ISO) whilst actively managing your regulatory and compliance  standards and obligations, stand out from competitors, and build a reputation that will secure and retain business and also give  clients the assurance they are looking for.

ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems: Be your industry’s best, drive your business forward on the back of the world’s most recognised and respected quality management  system. Improve efficiency and profit margins/outcomes, secure and retain new business – be the best your industry has to offer. 

ISO 3100 Risk Management: Provides a level of assurance and confidence in relation to economic resilience, professional reputation, and environmental and  safety outcomes when it comes to risk management. 

ISO 45000 Occupational Health and Safety: Mitigate risk and improve business performance through a safer working environment and a healthier workforce. Helps you achieve  a reduction in workplace- related risks by providing a solid framework for the health, safety, and well-being of your employees.

Within the scope of ISO 45000 there is also the opportunity to acquire the Safety Scheme in Procurement Certificate (SSIP) 

ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems: Lead your industry standard when it comes to environmental efficiency, and clearly demonstrate your approach and commitment to  environmental management standards. Be environmentally friendly and reduce waste.