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Treasury Minutes on the Seventh and Thirteenth to the Sixteenth Reports of the Committee of Public Accounts, Session 2021–22, including a copy of the BBC’s separate and independent response on the Second Report from Session 2021–22

Command paper laid in the House of Lords and House of Commons on Monday, 8 November 2021 by Helen Whately on behalf of the Treasury.

About this command paper

Reference

CP 550 

Session

2021-22

Author

BBC
Treasury

Paper type

Select Committee reports (Government responses)

Procedure

None

Laying authority

Command

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Subjects

Disability
Disclosure of information
Compensation
Care homes
Disadvantaged
Carers
Cost effectiveness
BBC
Broadcasting
Business
Cooperation
Career development
Broadcasting programmes
Department for Work and Pensions
Borrowing
Cost benefit analysis
Employment
Jobcentres
Health services
Finance
Fees and charges
ICT
Immigration
Expenditure
Government departments
Innovation
Disease control
Employment schemes
Government assistance
Home care services
Local government
NHS
Pay
Recruitment
Public expenditure
Protective clothing
Procurement
Staff
Redundancy
Marketing
Social security benefits
Standards
Regulation
Reform
Social services
Unemployment
Take-up
Departmental coordination
Risk management
Universal credit
Brexit
Windrush generation
Coronavirus
BBC Studios
Coronavirus job retention scheme
Television licences
Kickstart scheme
Restart scheme

Link

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