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The Home Secretary, James Cleverly, on next steps for the Rwanda partnership following the Supreme Court judgment.
Probabilistic elicitation provides a means to elicit the uncertainty surrounding subject matter experts’ best guesses for numerical values. This pioneering research is highly relevant to government work.
Changes to the rules which determine whether a bank can operate – known as Threshold Conditions - will ensure banks are upholding their current legal duties to protect freedom of speech.
These documents explain how Ofqual handles personal data in relation to the National Reference Test and give background information on how the test works.
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Tell Us Once helps you let most government departments and local councils know when someone dies. This guide tells you how to use it.
Passengers across the South East of England will benefit from 'Pay As You Go' technology by the end of December 2023.
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