Great Britain. Department for Constitutional Affairs

Great Britain. Department for Constitutional Affairs

Great Britain. Department for Constitutional Affairs

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First name: Great Britain. Department for Constitutional Affairs
Permalink: https://biography.lawi.org.uk/great-britain-department-for-constitutional-affairs/ (Stable identifier)

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Publications by Great Britain. Department for Constitutional Affairs

Constitutional reform: a Supreme Court for the United Kingdom: a consultation paper
Constitutional Reform Bill [Lords]: the Government’s proposals: Government response to the Constitutional Affairs Select Committee’s report

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March 2, 2017

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Ibrahim Scurlock

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