UNITED KINGDOM
Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
Associate Investigators
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) was established to consider the institutional failings that allowed child sexual abuse to happen in the past and to make recommendations to prevent it from happening in the future. The Inquiry is chaired by Hon. Lowell Goddard DNZM and a Panel has been appointed by the Home Secretary to conduct the Inquiry.
All institutions – state and non-state – fall within the remit of the Inquiry. The Inquiry will conduct a series of detailed investigations into the conduct of these institutions and many of these investigations will culminate in public hearings. The Inquiry therefore needs a pool of experienced investigators to conduct these investigations on behalf of the Panel, gathering the evidence required.
We are seeking both Lead Investigators and Investigative Officers to support the Panel in their investigations.
Successful candidates will be required to undergo a security vetting procedure, after which they will be added to a pool of investigators. Investigators may be allocated short-term fixed term appointments dependent on the business need, role and skills required.
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