The Government is to press ahead with controversial plans to reform its under-fire Home Office in a move that will hand the Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) a wave of new powers. Prime Minister Tony Blair today (29 March) unveiled the changes, which will see the UK's courts ministry rebranded as the Ministry of Justice, with a wider criminal law policy brief.
March 29, 2007 at 08:52 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Government is to press ahead with controversial plans to reform its under-fire Home Office in a move that will hand the Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) a wave of new powers.
Prime Minister Tony Blair today (29 March) unveiled the changes, which will see the UK’s courts ministry rebranded as the Ministry of Justice, with a wider criminal law policy brief.
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