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Some policies have gone ahead “apparently unchallenged, despite falling short of the standards set by the Treasury”, the report said
The Work and Pensions Select Committee's inquiry comes after the government admitted Universal Credit would make some people “worse off”
“If I were the Treasury I might be asking questions about how this was managed," committee chair Meg Hillier said.
Department says the calculation would require “significant time and investment” to calculate returns and would not be proportionate
Rising demand for services “will make it even harder to achieve the government’s ambition”, the watchdog said
The Institute for Apprenticeships was 'playing catch-up for the mistakes the department made before it was created', MPs said
“We have always said the timeline for implementing the Customs Declaration Service is tight," a spokesperson said
“We do not share your optimism" that HMRC will be ready for a no-deal Brexit, PAC chair Meg Hillier told perm sec Jon Thompson
PAC chair Meg Hillier says department has “very serious questions” to answer over delayed rollout of emergency communications system
The emergency services’ outgoing Airwave network will stay in place for at least three years
Hillier also said project delivery skills should be valued more highly within civil service job structures
Initial planning was “optimistic”, resulting in missed milestones, report finds
Home Office’s “light touch approach” to running the country’s police forces means it does not understand the full impact of cuts to the service, the Government’s watchdog has warned
Resolution Foundation says much-criticised reform now faces most difficult stage and government needs to work to ensure take up
Alison Baptiste joins agency from leading project delivery at the Environment Agency
Ministry to work with successful proposals to help them develop the most appropriate delivery arrangements for new housing developments
Some 112 staff are on more than £150,000 while 15 take home more than £251,000
Leaked document reveals top officials will conduct research into potential negative impact of DWP policy or operational practice
DfT's high-speed railway company to appoint new top team as project moves from design to construction
Permanent secretary Peter Schofield says department has “confidence in NAO” following row over Universal Credit
Minster tells Parliament she wants to "correct the record" after receving open letter from NAO chief Sir Amyas Morse
Justice Select Committee says service morale at an all-time low after controversial changes that may never deliver reoffending reduction aims
Select committee chair accuses senior civil servants running reform of being in ‘La La Land’ as report says changes may never have intended benefits
Innovative selection process sees three firms picked for 10-year project to support personnel for next-generation Dreadnought Class nuclear submarines