Ref L1484: South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust. Monitoring and other information

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Diversity monitoring information

Monitoring information and analysis is used to establish who applies for our roles and enable action to be taken to ensure no group is treated unfairly and to improve the quality our services. Public appointments are made on merit in accordance with the cabinet Office Governance Code and the Public Appointments Order in Council. By completing the attached diversity monitoring information you will be helping us meet our public sector equality duty under section 149 of the Equality Act 2012. Your personal data will always be treated in confidence and when anonymized with data from other applicants will help compile the Annual Statistical Bulletin of the Commissioner for Public Appointments.

Your responses to this diversity monitoring information will never be made available to the panel considering your application.

I prefer not to say

Date of birth

Gender

Male / Female / I prefer not to say

I prefer to describe myself as:

Ethnic Origin

White / Black / Asian / Mixed
British / African / Bangladeshi / Asian & white
Irish / Caribbean / Indian / Black African & white
Any other white background / Any other Black background / Pakistani
Black Caribbean & white
Chinese
Any other Asian background / Any other mixed background
Any other ethnic background - please give details: /
I prefer not to say

Disability

Many people do not consider themselves to be disabled, but under the Disability Discrimination Act you can consider yourself disabled if you have a physical or mental impairment or long term health condition, and the effects are expected to last, or have lasted for a year or longer, and have a substantial effect on your ability to carry out day to day activities; or your day to day activities would be limited without medication, treatment or adjustments (for example the use of inhalers, physiotherapy, a hearing or visual aid or insulin). Taking this into account, do you consider yourself disabled?

No / Yes / Prefer not to say

If yes, how would you describe your disability? ______

Religion or beliefs

How would you describe your religion or beliefs?

Buddhist / Christian / Hindu / Jewish / Muslim
Sikh / Other / None or Atheist / Prefer not to say

Sexual orientation

How would you describe your sexual orientation?

Bisexual / Gay man / Lesbian / Heterosexual
Other / Prefer not to say

Your principle employment

Please describe your main employment and tick the occupational sector that best describes you.

(for regulated activities - please also provide your professional registration number)
Mostly private sector / Mostly civil service / Mostly wider public sector / Mostly third sector
Mixed / Prefer not to say

Do you hold any other public appointments?

No / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
5-9 / 10 or more / Prefer not to say


Other monitoring information

Only the information below will be made available to the panel if you are called to interview.

Political Activity

Have you undertaken any political activity for political party in the last five years?

No / Yes / If yes, please indicate the activity undertaken:
Held office / employment
Stood for election
Public speaking
Made donations to a party (if so please say how much?) / £

If yes, please indicate for which party/parties:

Conservative / Liberal Democrats
Labour / Independent
Other / Please specify

Declaration of interests and ensuring public confidence

Do you have any business or personal interests that might be relevant to the work of the body for which you have applied and which could lead to a real or perceived conflict of interests were you to be appointed?

No / Yes

NHS Improvement has a duty to ensure that those we appoint to NHS boards are of good character, will ensure an open and honest culture across all levels of the organisation and have not been associated with any serious misconduct or mismanagement relating to any office, or employment. Is there anything in either your professional or personal history which, may affect your eligibility for appointment or may cause embarrassment or bring the organisation into disrepute, were you to be appointed?

No / Yes

If you answered yes to either question, please give details below. If you are invited to interview, this statement will be shared with the panel to allow them to explore this in the context of performing the role for which you are applying. Failures to disclose such information could result in an appointment being terminated.

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Thank you for taking the time to complete this form

Return to or NHS Improvement, Non-executive Appointments Team, 2C18, Quarry House, Leeds, LS2 7UE. Please contact us if you do not receive an acknowledgement.