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    Policy

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    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 Jim Dunton
    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
    Tamara Finkelstein to step down as Defra perm sec
    29 Apr Policy
    Tamara Finkelstein to step down as Defra perm sec
    Foreign Office budget should rise, experts say, to reduce “diplomatic deficit”
    03 Nov 2015 Policy
    Foreign Office budget should rise, experts say, to reduce “diplomatic deficit”

    Chatham House urges protection of FCO – while officials reportedly say they are "confident" of a good outcome at the Spending Review


    Police chiefs 'threaten legal action' against Home Office
    03 Nov 2015 Policy
    Police chiefs "threaten legal action" against Home Office

    Police and Crime Commissioners write to ministers over new funding formula – but Home Office says changes will improve "complex, opaque and out of date" system


    Spending Review: Watchdog to audit environmental impact of cuts
    02 Nov 2015 Policy
    Spending Review: Watchdog to audit environmental impact of cuts

    National Audit Office asked by MPs to check whether Spending Review cuts are taking account of the environment


    Equalities watchdog: gaps in government data leaving vulnerable people 'invisible'
    30 Oct 2015 Policy
    Equalities watchdog: gaps in government data leaving vulnerable people "invisible"

    Equalities and Human Rights Commission warns that gaps in public data are leaving marginalised groups – including transgender people, gypsies and travellers, and bullied children – under the radar


    BIS permanent secretary Martin Donnelly seeks ministerial direction over Redcar apprentice plan
    29 Oct 2015 Policy
    BIS permanent secretary Martin Donnelly seeks ministerial direction over Redcar apprentice plan

    Top official at the business department says plan to subsidise apprenticeship wages could set an "unhelpful precedent" – and seeks the fourth ministerial direction of the parliament


    Dominic Grieve: former attorney general says ministerial code change 'sends out a very bad signal'
    28 Oct 2015 Policy
    Dominic Grieve: former attorney general says ministerial code change "sends out a very bad signal"

    Senior Tory backbencher joins former Treasury solicitor Sir Paul Jenkins in questioning removal of reference to international law


    Spending Review: DWP permanent secretary Robert Devereux 'confident' department can get more for less
    28 Oct 2015 Policy
    Spending Review: DWP permanent secretary Robert Devereux "confident" department can get more for less

    DWP perm sec heaps praise on the department's operations team for finding efficiencies, while acknowledging staff can't "just pedal faster forever"


    Tax credits vote: The civil service 'must be more careful about parliamentary handling'
    28 Oct 2015 Policy
    Tax credits vote: The civil service "must be more careful about parliamentary handling"

    Analysis: What does the tax credits defeat in the House of Lords mean for the government's legislative programme – and are civil servants ready for the fallout?


    Civil servants use LSE research most often, study finds
    27 Oct 2015 Policy
    Civil servants use LSE research most often, study finds

    Dods Research finds LSE best-perceived among officials, while some civil servants call for better access to academic studies


    Online tool aims to help Whitehall avoid outsourcing scandals
    26 Oct 2015 Policy
    Online tool aims to help Whitehall avoid outsourcing scandals

    New diagnostic tool from the Institute for Government aims to help officials assess viability of public service markets


    New tool aims to boost policymaking transparency
    22 Oct 2015 Policy
    New tool aims to boost policymaking transparency

    Institute for Government finds it is "much harder than it should be" to establish evidence base for public policymaking – and launches new tool to help officials


    EU referendum: diplomat cool on Cameron's renegotiation progress
    22 Oct 2015 Policy
    EU referendum: diplomat cool on Cameron's renegotiation progress

    Diplomatic source says “more likely” move to curb benefits will result in restrictions lasting “months rather than years”


    Welsh devolution: draft bill sets out new powers
    20 Oct 2015 Policy
    Welsh devolution: draft bill sets out new powers

    More say over Assembly procedures, energy and transport promised in Draft Wales Bill


    Government Digital Service: Cabinet Office figures show six departures since May
    19 Oct 2015 Policy
    Government Digital Service: Cabinet Office figures show six departures since May

    Cabinet Office minister Matt Hancock releases figures showing GDS exits since May represent 2% of its workforce – while Labour warns of "haemorrhaging" of digital talent


    Select committees roundup: MPs cast their verdicts on English Votes for English Laws and 'pension freedom' plans
    19 Oct 2015 Policy
    Select committees roundup: MPs cast their verdicts on English Votes for English Laws and "pension freedom" plans

    EVEL plans should be "piloted on statutory instruments"; pension freedoms could be putting savers at risk – the latest from the House of Commons select committees


    Sir Ian Cheshire: scale of Spending Review cuts a “game-changer”
    15 Oct 2015 Policy
    Sir Ian Cheshire: scale of Spending Review cuts a “game-changer”

    The government's lead non-executive says public services are now at a "critical juncture"


    Michael Gove scraps Ministry of Justice's commercial deal with Saudi Arabia
    13 Oct 2015 Policy
    Michael Gove scraps Ministry of Justice's commercial deal with Saudi Arabia

    Justice secretary Michael Gove tells MPs that Just Solutions International – the commercial arm of the National Offender Management Service – will abandon deal to advise Saudi Arabia on running of prisons


    Scottish devolution: Holyrood to get fresh welfare powers
    12 Oct 2015 Policy
    Scottish devolution: Holyrood to get fresh welfare powers

    David Mundell says "top up" payment will herald "new era of devolution"


    Shape of revamped digital framework emerges
    06 Oct 2015 Policy
    Shape of revamped digital framework emerges

    GDS unveils new Digital Outcomes and Services framework


    Ex-Labour minister to head Osborne's new National Infrastructure Commission
    05 Oct 2015 Policy
    Ex-Labour minister to head Osborne's new National Infrastructure Commission

    Lord Adonis to head up new body modelled on the independent Office for Budget Responsibility


    'On the outside you think government is slow' – What's it like being seconded to Whitehall from the private sector?
    01 Oct 2015 Policy
    "On the outside you think government is slow" – What's it like being seconded to Whitehall from the private sector?

    Beyond the comfort zone: Andrew Rogoyski, head of cyber security services at global IT supplier CGI, tells Civil Service World about an eye-opening secondment working on cyber security in the Cabinet Office


    Bob Kerslake to carry out Treasury review for Labour
    28 Sep 2015 Policy
    Bob Kerslake to carry out Treasury review for Labour

    Former head of the civil service asked by Labour to "review the operation of the Treasury itself" – as shadow chancellor John McDonnell signals major shift in the opposition's economic policy


    Dame Sally Davies interview: the chief medical officer on e-cigarettes, antibiotic resistance – and stepping out of the comfort zone
    28 Sep 2015 Policy
    Dame Sally Davies interview: the chief medical officer on e-cigarettes, antibiotic resistance – and stepping out of the comfort zone

    As the government’s most senior medical adviser, it’s Dame Sally Davies’ job to stand up for hard evidence and grapple with some of the country’s biggest health challenges. Matt Foster meets her


    Jeremy Heywood on Freedom Of Information: public doesn't stand for secrecy
    24 Sep 2015 Policy
    Jeremy Heywood on Freedom Of Information: public doesn't stand for secrecy

    Freedom of Information has been a "very big positive" in spite of "chilling effects", says Cabinet secretary


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