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2011 Census Community Engagement Team
...was undertaken by the Census Community Engagement Team, including in-house, independent and partnership...aigns. There was a census engagement ceremony by national leaders at House of Commons; the national Be Counted camp...
A Celebration of women in the civil service Pg3
...f any saving they make from heir housekeeping allowance. 1965 - A 1...t the Inland Revenue in Somerset House in 1972, there was only one l...l representation of women in the House of Commons. 1981 – Shirley...tion700-years after the House of Commons was first formed, it elects B...
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Sponsored feature: Be prepared for Select Committee success
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Sponsored content: A guide to mutuals and social enterprises
...s (Social Enterprise and Social Value) BillThe Public Services (Social Enterprise and Social Value) Bill (currently at committee stage in the House of Commons) aims to strengthen the SE bu...
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...rters’ eyrie up in the rafters of the House of Commons, MPs’ hairstyles are...lthy dose of hypocrisy on both sides of the House, each politician could find p...al, joyous, childish, pantomime PMQs in the House of Commons. With Miliband seated again,...
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Ricketts defends principle of civil servant, not minister, holding national security role
...rs”. In response, Ricketts said he had a very high opinion of ministers and that “there would be a question of who reports to the House of Commons on an issue that is national...
Pay caps extended as unions strike on pension
...workers from investing or doing anything with their finances that may stimulate the economy.”Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude told the House of Commons yesterday that 135,000 civil...
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...rporate centre and the Head of the Home Civil Service play in supporting the development of the UK strategy? Bernard Jenkin is chair of the House of Commons public administration select...
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...ters, but it is the case that ministers all come from either the House of Commons or the House of Lords, and those are legisla...ed to escalate this issue’.”On resigning, Fox claimed in the Commons that the ministerial code sho...
...ations significantly more economically than in-house departmental units – and th...he work more cheaply than it was being done in-house, but at least as professional...ary Ken Clarke inadvertently told the House of Commons that “we had paid out a tot...
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Charity begins in the buyer’s office
...prises want their broader social impact to be recognised in contracts; something that a private member’s bill currently passing through the House of Commons aims to achieve. D’Silva sa...
...sterial powers, and ensure that regulators have statutory independence and that there’s a clear failure regime”. The Ministerial Code and House of Commons resolutions on ministerial re...
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An exclusive club: special adviser analysis
...dence from other sources. For reasons of space, we have excluded non-departmental spads: those working for the leader of the House of Lords, the leader of the House of Commons, the chief whip, and Baroness...
The coalition special advisers
...rs section of the Conservative Research Department, the party’s in-house think-tank. Educated at Edinb...outside those covered by Coffey. Waghorn was previously based in the House of Commons as a research assistant to Ge...
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Call to link aid spending to security concerns
The National Security Council (NSC) is asking officials from the Department for International Development (DfID) to ensure aid projects make the "maximum possible contribution" to British national security.A leaked DfID document advises staff who draw up bids for aid that: "The national security ...
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Reducing criminal law could save £11m
Government agencies and departments should use criminal legislation less often, according to a consultation paper published today by the Law Commission.The paper says criminal sanctions should only be used for serious wrongdoing. Civil penalties could be used more effectively to enforce complianc...
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