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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With Party Conference season in full swing, read Political Intelligence's take on the challenges Labour will face in the coming week. #LabourConference #LPC2019 bit.ly/2m5gY4B pic.twitter.com/PgIyh3C1Cu

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

The Supreme Court has begun hearing legal challenges over the prorogation of Parliament today. A decision is expected to be delivered on Thursday #Brexit #Prorogation

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.@LibDems have announced that they will cancel #Brexit if they gain a majority at the next #GeneralElection2019 at their annual Party Conference #LibDems

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Former Conservative MP @SamGyimah has joined the Liberal Democrats in a pledge to prevent a no-deal Brexit, arguing that the Conservatives have now become a 'Brexit Party' #Brexit #LibDems

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With party conferences starting this weekend, Political Intelligence has looked at the Liberal Democrat's conference and whether a fight to become the third party in Westminster has begun bit.ly/2kHZYkE

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Ministers have published details of the #Yellowhammer Yellowhammer contingency plan outlining worst case assumptions of the impact of a no-deal #Brexit on 31 October. The documents can be found here: assets.publishing.service.gov…

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Tech in the new Government

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