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The home of Disclosure and Barring Service on GOV.UK. The Disclosure and Barring Service helps employers make safer recruitment decisions.
The Equality Impact Assessment Report presents the equality issues potentially arising from the construction and operation of High Speed Two, Phase 2b Crewe – Manchester
Find out how to report a potential security issue or vulnerability in an HMRC online service and what information to provide.
The group explores proposals and highlight potential questions, challenges and practical issues on metering, with a view to informing potential solutions and contributing to recommendations as requested by DECC.…
Report presenting data that looks at the potential issues associated with early GCSE entry.
An outline of potential analytical measurement issues associated with carbon dioxide capture and storage.…
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Hikma Farmacêutica Portugal S.A has informed the MHRA of a potential issue impacting the batches listed in this notification.
An invitation to comment on potential cloud storage consumer protection issues we’ve identified and whether they are affecting consumers.
The Equality Impact Assessment Report presents the equality issues potentially arising from the construction and operation of HS2 Phase 2b Crewe – Manchester.
The National DNA Database Ethics Group are seeking views from stakeholders on potential ethical issues surrounding next generation sequencing technologies.
A strategic level review of the issues surrounding potential habitat creation mitigation/compensation measures for SPA waterbirds affected by tidal power development on the Severn Estuary.
How councils deal with complaints about noise at night, intruder alarms, construction noise and loudspeakers in the street.
Diffuplast has identified a potential issue with their third-party sterilisation provider. The risk to patients is very low and therefore patients should continue to use their products as normal.…
The Equality Impact Assessment Report presents the equality issues potentially arising from the construction and operation of High Speed Two, Phase 2b Crewe – Manchester.
The Aviation Management Board (AMB) aims to enable the successful commissioning of the onshore and offshore wind pipeline in areas where there are potential or existing issues with aviation systems (such as RADAR) and airspace management.
This page covers our approach to regulating landlords, including guidance on how we use and intend to use our powers, along with our Inspection plan.
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