Crothers, Bill - Government Chief Commercial Officer, Cabinet Office - ACOBA advice
Correspondence and advice to Bill Crothers, former Government Chief Commercial Officer, Cabinet Office, on business appointments after leaving Crown service.
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Correspondence from Lord True, Cabinet Office
The Cabinet Office wrote to the Chair of ACOBA, in response to the Committee’s correspondence about Mr Crother’s failure to seek advice in relation to CIPS
Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS)
Mr Crothers wrote to ACOBA about his failure to seek advice in relation to CIPS. Read the correspondence between ACOBA and Mr Crothers
ACOBA has reported this to the Cabinet Office
Greensill Capital
ACOBA wrote to Mr Crothers regarding his role as director at Greensill Capital. Read the correspondence from ACOBA and Mr Crothers
ACOBA has also written to the Cabinet Office about this matter, the correspondence is available to read here:
- ACOBA’s letter to the Cabinet Office
- Cabinet Office’s response to ACOBA
- ACOBA’s follow up letter to the Cabinet Office
- Follow up correspondence between ACOBA and the Cabinet Office on the matter of managing conflicts of interests in outside appointments
Previous advice
Bill Crothers left his position as Government Chief Commercial Officer, Cabinet Office, in November 2015.
Independent Consultancy and Francis Maude Associates
The letter containing the Committee’s consideration and the conditions imposed was sent in December 2016.
Mr Crothers took up a commission with Green Park under the terms of his consultancy in February 2017.
Adviser, Salesforce
The letter containing the Committee’s consideration and the conditions imposed was sent in September 2016.
Updates to this page
Last updated 2 June 2021 + show all updates
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Correspondence from Lord True, Cabinet Office added
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Link added to the correspondence between and ACOBA and the Cabinet Office in regard to managing conflicts of interests in outside appointments
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Updated with further correspondence
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Updated with latest correspondence, regarding Greensill
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First published.