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  • Ministerial Code setting out the standards of conduct expected of ministers and how they discharge their duties.

  • The Resilience Capabilities Programme aims to increase the capability to respond to and recover from civil emergencies and provides advice on preparing for a crisis.

  • This guide covers the procedures to follow when preparing primary legislation and taking it through Parliament.

  • The Model Services Contract Schedules for England and Wales

  • This PPN sets out how to take account of Carbon Reduction Plans in the procurement of major central government contracts.

  • These documents are intended to provide technical guidance and help with interpretation and understanding of the Procurement Act 2023

  • Guidance for staff of responder agencies, particularly senior officers or managers involved in emergency response and recovery preparations.

  • Guidance on handling sensitive information in IT.

  • Rules and guidance concerning appointments after leaving Crown service, including civil servants, special advisers, armed forces and diplomats.

  • How to request approval for training requirements.

  • The Short Form Contract is the contract between you and the supplier.

  • Guidance on part 1 of the Civil Contingencies Act 2004, its associated regulations and non-statutory arrangements.

  • This guidance provides a framework within which all departments will set pay for 2025/26, and for departmental pay strategies and pay reporting

  • This Procurement Policy Note (PPN) provides advanced notification of the new threshold amounts which govern the procedures for the award of public contracts for goods, works and services as set out in the Procurement Act 202…

  • Essential resources for project delivery professionals leading, managing or involved in projects or programmes in government.

  • This policy summary outlines the objectives, benefits, scope, and the responsibilities of your organisation when using the Cabinet Office spend controls.

  • Cabinet and Cabinet Committees are groups of ministers that can take collective decisions that are binding across government.

  • The National Risk Register outlines the most serious risks facing the United Kingdom

  • The Amber Book provides a framework for how UK central government collectively responds to crises that require co-ordinated action across government

  • The Governance Code on Public Appointments sets out the process and principles that should underpin all public appointments made to bodies listed in the Public Appointments Order in Council.