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How you can test and manage your API when it is in discovery.
What to do in discovery, how long it takes, how you know it's finished and deciding when to move on.
Find out who your users are and what they need from your service.
This Tax Information and Impact Note sets out the legal basis for discovery assessments,
This section helps you to understand users and their needs and begin to diagnose the policy problems and challenges that you need to fix.
A report on how parents in low-income households that experience parental conflict search for help online and the digital support they need to reduce parental conflict.
Findings from the North Highland discovery project for local transport data and recommendations for making this data more open to use, share and access.
Describes how the General Register Office can help you research your family tree and family history.
Findings and methodology from the first year discovery phase of a longitudinal study looking at children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Visit the Discover My Benefits website to discover what benefits are available to service people and their families.
This document sets out further Tax Credit claimant research and early evidence from discovery work looking at people on other combinations of legacy benefits.
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