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Magistrates' Court Bulletin January to March 2015
How to apply for a clinical trial including eligibility, phases, model IMPDs, costs and how to make changes to your application.
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A collection of RPC opinions relating to impact assessments which government departments have now published - published May 2014
What to do if you think you are a victim of identity theft or fraud, and what signs to look out for.
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