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Joint Ministerial Working Group on Welfare established

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Published on: 03 June 2021
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LNB News 03/06/2021

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Issue Date: 03 June 2021

Published Date: 03 June 2021

Jurisdiction(s): England and Scotland

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The Cabinet Office and the Office of the Secretary of State for Scotland has released the policy paper on Terms of Reference: Joint Ministerial Working Group on Welfare to be implemented in England and Scotland. This is to provide a forum for both discussions and decision making on implementation related aspects.

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