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This impact assessment gives costs and benefits of implementing amendments to the European Directive on the Re-use of Public Sector Information.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Business Statements by the Leader of the House of Commons for June 2015.
The Cabinet Office is seeking the views of the PSN community on its proposals to make improvements to service operations on the PSN.
This command paper sets out the government’s response to the Foreign Affairs Committee’s report on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s Performance and Finances in 2013 to 2014.
Overview of UK Trade and Investment's (UKTI) approach to the mandate to use open standards in the viewing and sharing of documents.
Business Statements by the Leader of the House of Commons for May 2015.
Information about the key announcements in the Queen’s Speech 2015 and what they could mean for you.
The Cabinet Office is seeking the views of the PSN community on its proposed future core services model.
Briefing notes on the announcements in the Queen’s Speech 2015.
The Office of the Parliamentary Counsel has published a proposed new format for explanatory notes, which help explain the contents of bills.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The CSPL responded to the consultation in September 2014.
We're ending discrimination and making the political and constitutional system more accountable, more efficient and more effective.
How the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) encourages sustainable development across government.
We're changing the way government buys goods and services so we can save money and support the economy.
We're improving the way major projects in government are managed, so projects are carried out more efficiently and effectively.
Saving taxpayer money by reducing fraud, error, and debt in the public sector, and making the way we work more efficient and effective.
How the government is developing spending plans which will help to reduce the deficit while prioritising public services, supporting growth and making sure we get good value for money.
We're improving government services and increasing the amount of public service mutuals to make services more effective for users.
Publishing government data, improving the accessibility of data and helping businesses use data to create new products and services.
Reducing the deficit - the gap between what we spend and raise in taxes – is central to the government’s economic plans. We also want to correct the imbalance between the public and private sectors that built up in the deca…
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