Tech & the new Government – Who is responsible for what?

By London July 20, 2016 May 10th, 2017 UK

With Ministers receiving their briefs, we’ve prepared an infographic of who is responsible for different tech policy areas.

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Emma from @Politicalintel London office is in Brussels for the week! This morning we heard about the current state of play of the UK politics and its impact on the public affairs from her! pic.twitter.com/uRAJxU5nXi

About 6 days ago from PI Brussels's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

Our managing partner Isabelle De Vinck speaks today at @EP_Belgium on behalf of @EpacaEU. The event is co-organised with @TI_EU where our managing partner recalled that best practices should simply be practices today if we want to strengthen the political dialogue. pic.twitter.com/JPfe7FBxZq

Last week from PI Brussels's Twitter via Twitter for Android

Labour are launching their #GE2019 campaign this morning in Battersea, a marginal constituency which they regained at the 2017 general election pic.twitter.com/gGSfBLYTMe

About 2 weeks ago from Political Intelligence's Twitter via Twitter Web App

President of the European Commission, @eucopresident, has confirmed that the EU has agreed to a #BrexitExtension to 31st January

About 2 weeks ago from Political Intelligence's Twitter via Twitter Web App

In a letter to the Chair of the Treasury Select Committee the Chancellor @sajidjavid has today confirmed that the Budget will not take place on 6th November #Brexit pic.twitter.com/gLzMYkhSk2

About 2 weeks ago from Political Intelligence's Twitter via Twitter Web App

It is likely the Government will table a motion for an early election on Monday to be voted on Tuesday. Under the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act, @BorisJohnson will need the backing of 2/3 of Parliament to secure an election #Elections2019

About 3 weeks ago from Political Intelligence's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Tech & the new Government – Who is responsible for what?

Tech in the new Government

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