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

Tech in the new Government

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