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A guide for organisations interested in being an 'attribute service provider' certified against the UK digital identity and attributes trust framework.
Watch our caseworkers' top tips to make sure your applications are complete and correct. Avoid more than 20 common requisition points.
Guidance for organisations certified against the UK digital identity and attributes trust framework as an 'attribute service provider'.
The UKHO Archive Information Asset Register (IAR) contributes to the government-wide IAR, available through the Office of Public Sector Information.
Guidance from Knowledge and Library Services (KLS) on managing references effectively as a key part of research, writing, and collaboration.
How to propose a new survey, what data the UKHO requires for a nautical chart, and how to report safety critical information or errors in our products
Find out what you should include in a heritage management plan, who to consult and the approval process for conditionally exempt properties.
This advice is intended to explain the generic aspects of the public bodies involvement with the applicant and the Planning Inspectorate during the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) process.
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