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    Keep up-to-date with the latest Policy news from Civil Service World
    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’
    08 May Policy

    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’

    Antonia Romeo tells MPs multi-million-pound asylum-accommodation failings exposed need for “incentivised culture-change”
    by CSW staff
    Should we be worried about the decline of parliamentary scrutiny?
    09 May Policy
    Should we be worried about the decline of parliamentary scrutiny?
    Dinosaurs, data and digital policy: What are the woolly mammoths in the room?
    08 May Policy
    Dinosaurs, data and digital policy: What are the woolly mammoths in the room?
    British Steel: Ministerial direction issued to allow for speedy intervention
    30 Apr Policy
    British Steel: Ministerial direction issued to allow for speedy intervention
    Crisis response handbook update sets out more prominent role for Cabinet Office
    02 May Policy
    Crisis response handbook update sets out more prominent role for Cabinet Office
    Refresh sets out new structures for responding to catastrophic crises, including new crisis SRO role
    Lord Bichard: Inquiry chairs should not feel pressured to make recommendations that are ‘convenient’ to officials
    01 May Policy
    Lord Bichard: Inquiry chairs should not feel pressured to make recommendations that are ‘convenient’ to officials
    Highlights from a House of Lords debate into the effectiveness of statutory inquiries
    Tamara Finkelstein to step down as Defra perm sec
    29 Apr Policy
    Tamara Finkelstein to step down as Defra perm sec
    Policy profession head's "expertise, knowledge, and experience have been invaluable in driving forward real progress", environment secretary says
    Bold goals and grand challenges: What ‘missions’ mean in practice
    22 Apr Policy
    Bold goals and grand challenges: What ‘missions’ mean in practice
    Civil servants have a vital role to play in making the government’s mission-led agenda a success. Experts from UCL’s Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose set out what this really means
    Scottish Government to launch programme for government early
    17 Apr Policy
    Scottish Government to launch programme for government early
    Move will allow 12 months to deliver the PfG ahead of the Scottish Parliament elections next year, first minister says
    'The unrivalled highlight of my career to date': Departing MoJ perm sec Antonia Romeo looks back
    10 Apr Policy
    'The unrivalled highlight of my career to date': Departing MoJ perm sec Antonia Romeo looks back
    As she heads to the Home Office, Antonia Romeo reflects on leadership lessons and memorable moments at the Ministry of Justice
    Duty of candour: Starmer set to miss Hillsborough anniversary deadline
    03 Apr Policy
    Duty of candour: Starmer set to miss Hillsborough anniversary deadline
    Reports suggest the legislation has been delayed due to disagreements about how tough it should be
    Welfare cuts will push 250,000 people into poverty, DWP impact assessment finds
    27 Mar Policy
    Welfare cuts will push 250,000 people into poverty, DWP impact assessment finds
    Chancellor Rachel Reeves rejects the findings
    Government needs ‘ruthless focus’ not ‘everythingism’, think tank argues
    26 Mar Policy
    Government needs ‘ruthless focus’ not ‘everythingism’, think tank argues
    Reform says belief that all projects and policies can aid all objectives is crippling delivery
    Former No.10 economic-policy director gets lobbying rules ‘discount’
    25 Mar Policy
    Former No.10 economic-policy director gets lobbying rules ‘discount’
    Tim Pitt started as Bank of America’s UK head of public policy in January after leaving government in May 2024
    'The boldest step yet': Can the government meet its ambition to halve violence against women and girls?
    24 Mar Policy
    'The boldest step yet': Can the government meet its ambition to halve violence against women and girls?
    Government’s mission to halve VAWG is ambitious and necessary. But it will need a new focus on the needs of victims – and much more emphasis on perpetrators
    Great British Energy sets out first major project
    24 Mar Policy
    Great British Energy sets out first major project
    DESNZ-owned company will install hundreds of solar panels on schools and hospitals
    Kendall targets £5bn annual savings in welfare shakeup
    19 Mar Policy
    Kendall targets £5bn annual savings in welfare shakeup
    DWP will develop a new approach to safeguarding as part of back-to-work drive
    The latest aid row raises a fundamental challenge for civil servants
    04 Mar Policy
    The latest aid row raises a fundamental challenge for civil servants
    Civil servants must be able to separate differences of opinion from ethical challenges
    'Huge common sense is needed on WfH': 10 things we learnt from Chris Wormald’s PACAC hearing
    26 Feb Policy
    'Huge common sense is needed on WfH': 10 things we learnt from Chris Wormald’s PACAC hearing
    New cab sec sets out views on home working, mission government, grade hierarchy and more
    ‘Incoherent approach’ to sentencing blamed for prisons crisis
    18 Feb Policy
    ‘Incoherent approach’ to sentencing blamed for prisons crisis
    Gauke review says “knee-jerk response” of locking criminals up for longer without evidence of any benefit is a major factor
    Home Office's Prevent strategy is 'confused', former counter-extremism tsar says
    14 Feb Policy
    Home Office's Prevent strategy is 'confused', former counter-extremism tsar says
    "I genuinely don't know what the role of Prevent is anymore,” ex-commissioner Dame Sara Khan says
    Treasury perm sec pledges probe into OBR forecast 'leak'
    13 Feb Policy
    Treasury perm sec pledges probe into OBR forecast 'leak'
    James Bowler tells MPs release of data not intended for publication is "deeply unwelcome"
    Why the policy profession must embrace AI
    13 Feb Policy
    Why the policy profession must embrace AI
    Michael Padfield from i.AI sets out how a new range of tools are driving better strategy, greater democracy and improved delivery
    Policy professionals may face a skills gap in AI-augmented future
    12 Feb Policy
    Policy professionals may face a skills gap in AI-augmented future
    The disruption of AI could be positive, but the civil service must be agile enough to adapt
    Evaluation Task Force flags new guidance on AI tools
    28 Jan Policy
    Evaluation Task Force flags new guidance on AI tools
    Supplement to Treasury's Magenta Book aims to "enhance safety and confidence" in departments' adoption of new technologies
    Treasury perm sec predicts NAO will reject next Whole of Government Accounts
    24 Jan Policy
    Treasury perm sec predicts NAO will reject next Whole of Government Accounts
    Missing data likely to mean 2023-24 figures will fail to achieve sign-off, just like 2022-23 accounts
    MPs question HMRC's status as a non-ministerial department
    20 Jan Policy
    MPs question HMRC's status as a non-ministerial department
    Minister James Murray insists he wants tax agency to "take more risks" and get out of its "comfort zone"
    Civil servants 'must have voice' in AI rollout, union chief says
    14 Jan Policy
    Civil servants 'must have voice' in AI rollout, union chief says
    Prospect's Mike Clancy argues government should look to be an exemplary employer with new artificial intelligence push
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