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This guide describes how establishments should apply to nominate someone for a named veterinary surgeon (NVS) role.
This Tax Information and Impact Note describes the impact of the draft legislation of the National Insurance Contributions Bill.
This page brings together information on Freeports operating within the UK.
This page describes the concept of immobilising and encapsulating hazardous materials within a wasteform and how adequate immobilisation can be proven as part of Disposability Assessment submissions.
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