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 EU Withdrawal Agreement Bill has passed through the House of Commons with 358 yes votes to 234 no's. The Bill will return to the House on 7th January for a second reading #Brexit

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Today the second Queen's Speech of the year was delivered. Read our analysis of the key bills unveiled today and the relevant announcements for the tech, health and transport sectors: political-intelligence.com/wp… #QueensSpeech pic.twitter.com/rp1hjdrNkb

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.@Simonhartmp has been appointed as the new Welsh Secretary #reshuffle

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It has been announced that @NickyMorgan01 will remain as Culture Secretary, being offered a peerage in the House of Lords #reshuffle

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A minor Cabinet reshuffle is expected to take place today to replace MPs who resigned or lost their seats during #GE19. Vacant positions include Welsh Secretary, Culture Secretary and Environment Minister (attending Cabinet) #reshuffle

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With all 650 seats declared, the seat breakdown across the United Kingdom can been seen below #ElectionResults2019 pic.twitter.com/aU4bDLrA4v

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

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