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    Keep up-to-date with the latest Legal news from Civil Service World
    Union questions PM’s comments on impact of FCDO restructure
    30 Apr Legal

    Union questions PM’s comments on impact of FCDO restructure

    “No evidence” to support Starmer’s assertion that international law unit’s work will “simply be done by a different team”, PCS says
    by Jim Dunton
    Director's Cut: Michael Padfield on flexibility, the Horizon scandal and confusing journalists
    08 May Legal
    Director's Cut: Michael Padfield on flexibility, the Horizon scandal and confusing journalists
    Former GLD chief Jonathan Jones to join PHSO board
    01 Apr Legal
    Former GLD chief Jonathan Jones to join PHSO board
    Government Legal Department names new perm sec
    30 Mar Legal
    Government Legal Department names new perm sec
    Civil service 'massively underestimates' local government talent – council chief
    17 Aug 2016 Legal
    Civil service "massively underestimates" local government talent – council chief

    Assistant chief executive of Birmingham City Council tells CSW that central government needs to stop telling town halls to you need to earn your freedom


    Whitehall urged to ditch 'contempt' for local government – or risk 'overload'
    16 Aug 2016 Legal
    Whitehall urged to ditch "contempt" for local government – or risk "overload"

    Former Labour minister Nick Raynsford, a key player in setting up the Greater London Authority, tells CSW that civil servants and ministers are still reluctant to let go of powers


    Pickles review: Cabinet Office should take on some Electoral Commission roles
    12 Aug 2016 Legal
    Pickles review: Cabinet Office should take on some Electoral Commission roles

    Report on electoral fraud recommends giving Whitehall oversight for the performance management of councils' electoral services


    Party funding watchdog urged to park its “grand vision” for reform
    05 Aug 2016 Legal
    Party funding watchdog urged to park its “grand vision” for reform

    Report commissioned by the Committee on Standards in Public Life says it should accept the lack of political consensus on the introduction of large-scale public funding and seek a “more limited package” of changes


    Brexit: MPs launch inquiry into Whitehall’s lack of contingency planning
    18 Jul 2016 Legal
    Brexit: MPs launch inquiry into Whitehall’s lack of contingency planning

    “The civil service has to be free to make whatever preparations it considers necessary and it should not be constrained by instructions from the government," says Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee chairman Bernard Jenkin


    Theresa May's Brexit department plan has 'serious operational drawbacks', warn experts
    12 Jul 2016 Legal
    Theresa May's Brexit department plan has "serious operational drawbacks", warn experts

    Institute for Government warns of "time, cost and distraction that would inevitably come from creating an entirely new organisation"


    Lack of Whitehall Brexit planning 'not an oversight', says foreign secretary Philip Hammond
    07 Jul 2016 Legal
    Lack of Whitehall Brexit planning "not an oversight", says foreign secretary Philip Hammond

    Foreign secretary tells MPs that government wanted to avoid making "an unwarranted intervention in the course of the campaign" over Britain's place in the European Union


    Ministers urged to ditch 'retrograde' shake-up of anti-sleaze appointments watchdog
    07 Jul 2016 Legal
    Ministers urged to ditch "retrograde" shake-up of anti-sleaze appointments watchdog

    The Grimstone overhaul of the Commissioner for Public Appointments "risks a loss of public confidence and trust" in the way key quango jobs are filled, warn MPs on the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee


    Chilcot Iraq report: Lack of clear Whitehall structures hurt post-invasion planning
    06 Jul 2016 Legal
    Chilcot Iraq report: Lack of clear Whitehall structures hurt post-invasion planning

    Former civil servant's report into 2003 Iraq war finds that key departments involved in planning for the aftermath of the US-led invasion failed to share vital advice – with cabinet frequently sidelined


    Oliver Letwin: Brexit unit will require “very considerable flexibility” on civil service pay and terms
    06 Jul 2016 Legal
    Oliver Letwin: Brexit unit will require “very considerable flexibility” on civil service pay and terms

    Oliver Letwin tells Foreign Affairs committee that the Brexit unit has no budgetary constraints so far, though it currently only exists in “virtual” form


    Whitehall braced for Sir John Chilcot's long-delayed Iraq War report
    06 Jul 2016 Legal
    Whitehall braced for Sir John Chilcot's long-delayed Iraq War report

    Former civil servant's report into 2003 Iraq war to make the case for "really careful challenge, analysis and assessment"


    Government accused of failing to crack down on profits of crime in “spectacular fashion”
    05 Jul 2016 Legal
    Government accused of failing to crack down on profits of crime in “spectacular fashion”

    Home Office permanent secretary Mark Sedwill is under pressure to take action and deliver better returns on the use of confiscation orders


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