Sally Collier could return to a role at the Cabinet OfficeThe head of the exam regulator has quit her £200,000-a-year job after facing criticism of the handling of this year’s A-level and GCSE results, but is in line to retain a senior civil service role. Sally Collier resigned as chief executive of Ofqual but Roger Taylor, its chairman, will keep his post. He had threatened to leave if he was not publicly backed by Gavin Williamson, the education secretary. Amanda Spielman, head of Ofsted, will help to run the beleaguered organisation and Ms Collier, a career civil servant, will be temporarily replaced by Dame Glenys Stacey, her predecessor. The Times can reveal that Ms Collier may return to a role at the Cabinet Office, where she previously ran government procurement as chief executive of the

Source: The Times August 25, 2020 16:07 UTC