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Treasury Minutes on the Forty-Third to the Forty-Eighth Reports from the Committee of Public Accounts, Session 2021–22

Command paper laid in the House of Lords and House of Commons on Monday, 16 May 2022 by Helen Whately on behalf of the Treasury.

About this command paper

Reference

CP 678 

Session

2022-23

Author

Treasury

Paper type

Select Committee reports (Government responses)

Procedure

None

Laying authority

Command

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Subjects

Disclosure of information
Criminal proceedings
Databases
Accountability
Courts
Accountancy
Cost effectiveness
Agriculture
Business
Cancer
Annual reports
Debt collection
Administrative delays
Arrears
Asbestos
Crown Court
Fraud
Hospitals
Finance
Judiciary
Government departments
Insolvency
Disease control
International cooperation
Emergencies
Government assistance
Ethnic groups
NHS
Patients
Pay
Recruitment
Prisons
Parliamentary scrutiny
Staff
Minority groups
Waiting lists
Standards
Training
Sexual offences
Victims
Surgery
Taxation
Trade agreements
Revenue and Customs
Carbon emissions
Risk assessment
Academies
Trade competitiveness
Free trade
Leadership
Risk management
Department for International Trade
Coronavirus

Contains statistics

Yes

Link

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