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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The PM has a new three word slogan as he unveils his plan to rebuild the UK economy post-lockdown. Measures include the bringing forward of £5bn of investment, incl. £1.5bn for hospitals and £1bn for schools gov.uk/government/new… #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/hJ5e7uzKhs

About 4 days ago from Political Intelligence's Twitter via Twitter Web App

As the PM takes questions in the House of Commons, his office has published a press release confirming the lockdown easing measures: gov.uk/government/new… #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/O67Gjw3JYd

Last week from Political Intelligence's Twitter via Twitter Web App

The Prime Minister is due to make a statement imminently in the Commons, announcing the relaxation of the 2m rule and the reopening of pubs, cinemas, galleries and hairdressers from 4 July #COVID19 #coronavirusuk

Last week from Political Intelligence's Twitter via Twitter Web App

With changes to the 2m rule expected tomorrow, the focus now turns to how the Government will kick-start the economy. Here @Politicalintel looks at what the Chancellor's upcoming statement in early July might focus on #COVID19 bit.ly/3dlxzpT pic.twitter.com/Jz7wMPpxCv

Last week from Political Intelligence's Twitter via TweetDeck

Keeping it safe, in style. pic.twitter.com/FXx49tJoJb

About 2 weeks ago from PI Belgium's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster @michaelgove has today formally notified the EU that the UK 'will neither accept nor seek any extension to the Transition Period' gov.uk/government/new… #Brexit

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

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

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