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    Politics & Constitution

    The latest Politics & Constitution news from Civil Service World
    MPs vote to extend Covid powers as Hancock admits they may roll over into 2022
    26 Mar 2021 Politics & Constitution
    MPs vote to extend Covid powers as Hancock admits they may roll over into 2022
    Health secretary says he "cannot answer" if the Coronavirus Act will be retired in September
    Gove sets out plans to boost civil service cooperation across UK
    26 Mar 2021 Politics & Constitution
    Gove sets out plans to boost civil service cooperation across UK
    Fast Stream will offer more places in devolved nations while secondment scheme will help officials experience different administrations
    'No dilution' of ethical standards in government, Sedwill insists
    22 Mar 2021 Politics & Constitution
    'No dilution' of ethical standards in government, Sedwill insists
    Former cabinet secretary admits some decisions during Covid pandemic may not stand up to scrutiny but says controversies go in "cycles"
    Dido Harding appointment may expose regulatory gaps says First Civil Service Commissioner
    17 Mar 2021 Politics & Constitution
    Dido Harding appointment may expose regulatory gaps says First Civil Service Commissioner
    Ian Watmore tells MPs there is a case for reviewing whether NHS Test and Trace role handed to Conservative peer demonstrates “cracks” in the system
    Ministerial conduct probes shouldn’t need PM's go-ahead, Patel report author says
    11 Mar 2021 Politics & Constitution
    Ministerial conduct probes shouldn’t need PM's go-ahead, Patel report author says
    Independent adviser who quit after finding home secretary bullied staff says new freedoms would help PM and cabinet secretary
    Acoba chief Pickles sets out proposals for beefed-up scrutiny of post-government jobs
    26 Feb 2021 Politics & Constitution
    Acoba chief Pickles sets out proposals for beefed-up scrutiny of post-government jobs
    Boosted transparency and spectre of honours impact form part of anti-corruption watchdog’s drive
    Gove and Hancock rebuked for failing to appear before Covid-19 probe
    24 Feb 2021 Politics & Constitution
    Gove and Hancock rebuked for failing to appear before Covid-19 probe
    PACAC chair William Wragg says cabinet ministers should not “shy away from scrutiny”
    Chief Brexit negotiator David Frost handed cabinet post
    18 Feb 2021 Politics & Constitution
    Chief Brexit negotiator David Frost handed cabinet post
    Conservative peer will become Cabinet Office minister tasked with overseeing future EU relations
    Cabinet Office insists FOI ‘clearing house’ does not dictate to ministries
    11 Feb 2021 Politics & Constitution
    Cabinet Office insists FOI ‘clearing house’ does not dictate to ministries
    Department denies information requests from journalists are handled differently to others but admits to preparing for “possible media interest”
    Appointments watchdog raps ex-minister for failing to report new job
    08 Feb 2021 Politics & Constitution
    Appointments watchdog raps ex-minister for failing to report new job
    Stephen Hammond told panel he believed clearance was only required for roles connected with recent departmental responsibilities
    Theresa May accuses Boris Johnson of ‘abandoning’ UK’s ‘moral leadership’
    20 Jan 2021 Politics & Constitution
    Theresa May accuses Boris Johnson of ‘abandoning’ UK’s ‘moral leadership’
    Former prime minister says decision to row back on development aid commitments and threat to break international law in Internal Market Bill damaged UK’s credibility
    Ministers don’t understand ‘depth of anger’ on civil service pay
    15 Dec 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Ministers don’t understand ‘depth of anger’ on civil service pay
    Parliamentary debate comes as Cabinet Office confirms pay freeze will apply to SCS
    Government sets out tougher coronavirus tiers for England ahead of lifting lockdown
    24 Nov 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Government sets out tougher coronavirus tiers for England ahead of lifting lockdown
    Prime minister Boris Johnson warns that Christmas won't be normal this year but urges a ‘push to spring’
    Civil servants face renewed pay freeze as Treasury signals restraint
    20 Nov 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Civil servants face renewed pay freeze as Treasury signals restraint
    "Clap for carers" rhetoric would ring hollow if followed by new restrictions, says unions
    Dominic Cummings and Lee Cain leave Downing Street after No.10 power struggle
    15 Nov 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Dominic Cummings and Lee Cain leave Downing Street after No.10 power struggle
    Special advisers had been key parts of prime minister Boris Johnson’s inner circle
    Failure to publish Patel bullying report is damaging public trust, warns standards watchdog
    12 Nov 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Failure to publish Patel bullying report is damaging public trust, warns standards watchdog
    Committee on Standards in Public Life chair says allegations of bullying at the Home Office need to be seen to have been “properly and independently investigated”
    MoJ launches review that could lead to Parole Board overhaul
    22 Oct 2020 Politics & Constitution
    MoJ launches review that could lead to Parole Board overhaul
    Review is the “culmination of work to examine and reform the parole system" that followed Worboys case
    Truss names preferred candidate to chair Equality and Human Rights Commission
    19 Oct 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Truss names preferred candidate to chair Equality and Human Rights Commission
    Former Lib Dem peer Baroness Kishwer Falkner’s appointment is subject to a pre-appointment scrutiny hearing in parliament next month
    ‘We have covered all bases’: Treasury rejects request for extra cash from areas in high Covid restrictions
    15 Oct 2020 Politics & Constitution
    ‘We have covered all bases’: Treasury rejects request for extra cash from areas in high Covid restrictions
    Statement comes as it is announced London and Essex will move into tier 2 restrictions this weekend
    Coronavirus restrictions: Labour calls for ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown as local leaders demand Treasury support
    14 Oct 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Coronavirus restrictions: Labour calls for ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown as local leaders demand Treasury support
    New three-tier restrictions coming into effect today amid calls for further tightening of rules
    Government spokesperson for televised briefings named
    09 Oct 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Government spokesperson for televised briefings named
    Current media spad to Rishi Sunak set to take on high-profile post
    Levelling-up agenda at risk from Brexit and Covid-19 recovery work, IFS warns
    02 Oct 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Levelling-up agenda at risk from Brexit and Covid-19 recovery work, IFS warns
    Think tank says drive to fix regional inequalities will compete with “Build Back Better” coronavirus recovery and end of transition period
    Minister rejects call for written directions to be expanded to policy amid Internal Market Bill concerns
    18 Sep 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Minister rejects call for written directions to be expanded to policy amid Internal Market Bill concerns
    Civil servants told that go-ahead from new cabinet secretary is only assurance they need to work on controversial legislation
    Education secretary fails to back officials over A-Level grades row
    17 Sep 2020 Politics & Constitution
    Education secretary fails to back officials over A-Level grades row
    Gavin Williamson would not be drawn on whether he was happy with the advice he had been given by senior DfE officials
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