The Department for Constitutional Affairs is facing its second major shake-up in less than four years as it gears up to take on a wave of new powers under proposals for reform of the embattled Home Office.DCA officials this week confirmed that proposed reforms which would effectively recreate the UKs courts ministry as a Ministry of Justice with a wide criminal law policy brief could go ahead within months.
February 01, 2007 at 01:40 AM
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The Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) is facing its second major shake-up in less than four years as it gears up to take on a wave of new powers under proposals for reform of the embattled Home Office.
DCA officials this week confirmed that proposed reforms which would effectively recreate the UK
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