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	Cabinet Office sets e-government agenda. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The UK Cabinet Office has reaffirmed its commitment to putting IT at the centre of its operations with the publication of its expenditure plans.
		Last week the Cabinet Office, which oversees the Prime Minister's aim that it will be possible to do 25 per cent of all government transactions electronically by 2002, said it is 81 per cent of the way towards achieving this objective.
		The Office aims to increase the proportion of electronic purchasing transactions made within the department to 55 per cent this year, and 65 per cent by 2002.
	www.whatpc.co.uk /articles/print/2047050 (202 words)

	BBC News \| UK Politics \| Cabinet Office
		Former Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam was appointed to the position of Cabinet Office minister, or cabinet "enforcer", from Jack Cunningham in the reshuffle in October 1999.
		The remit of the Cabinet Office minister is to co-ordinate and present government policies.
		The Cabinet Office is also the base for bodies which cross various government departments such as the Women's Unit and the Social Exclusion Unit.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/guide_to_the_uk_government/382260.stm (437 words)

	The Cabinet
		The Cabinet is the committee at the centre of the British political system and is the supreme decision-making body in government.
		The Secretary of the Cabinet is responsible for preparing records of its discussions and decisions.
		The modern history of the Cabinet began in the 16th Century with the Privy Council, a small group of advisers to the Monarch.
	www.number-10.gov.uk /output/page19.asp (425 words)

	Guide to Departments - Cabinet Office
		The Cabinet Office supports the Prime Minister in ensuring that the government delivers its priorities, particularly in relation to health, education, transport, crime and asylum policies.
		The Cabinet Office is also home to a number of units, each with a distinct role, but each contributing to the overall aim of delivery and reform.
		The Cabinet Office is also leading the drive for reform of the civil service, as the main co-ordinating department for the civil service which is headed by the Cabinet Secretary.
	www.number-10.gov.uk /output/Page1484.asp (347 words)

	Cabinet of the United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The modern Cabinet system as we recognize it was set up by David Lloyd George when he was Prime Minister 1916-22, with a Cabinet Office and Secretariat, committee structures, Minutes, and a clearer relationship with departmental Cabinet Ministers.
		In formal constitutional terms, the Cabinet is a committee of the Privy Council.
		Two offices — that of Lord Chancellor and Leader of the House of Lords — have always been filled by members of the Lords, but apart from these it is now rare for a peer to sit in the Cabinet.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cabinet_of_the_United_Kingdom (2175 words)

	Cabinet Office : FUJITSU UK - IT Consulting, IT Services, IT Managed Services
		A key management unit of the Cabinet Office accepted the challenge and determined to look for ways to improve performance.
		The requirements of the Cabinet Office and the Management Board are satisfied in much shorter timescales saving immediate costs and adding to departmental efficiency targets.
		The new system is providing the right information to the right people at a time of their choosing, enabling better informed decisions to be made and more efficient use of limited resources.
	www.fujitsu.com /uk/casestudies/fs_cabinetoffice.html (1069 words)

	BEST
		Various sectors of UK industry and other public and private Sector enterprises became very aware in the 1970s that their output, quality and standards of productivity needed to improve their competitiveness and productivity and began to explore quality related initiatives including internal and external benchmarking.
		The trend was accelerated during the 1980s by the policies of the Thatcher administration which had as a prime policy target the removal of Government subsidy to the private sector (e.g the car manufacture and steel sectors) as well as challenging targets for cost reduction and efficiency measures in all public sector activity.
		An example of a UK government initiative to promote the application of benchmarking is the "Public Sector Benchmarking Service" (PSBS), a joint initiative of the Cabinet Office and HM Customs and Excise.
	www.bestransport.org /benchunited.html (518 words)

	[Media-watch] Analysis of Leaked Cabinet Papers
		The Cabinet Office, the Foreign Office, and the Foreign Secretary advised that: a.
		That the UK envisaged that regime change might involve invasion, rather than an internal coup or the assassination of Saddam Hussein, is made clear by a further document, marked 'Secret' and entitled 'Iraq: Options Paper', produced on 8 March 2002 by the Overseas and Defence Secretariat of the Cabinet Office.
		Despite being told by UK advisors that they had little popular legitimacy, considerable weight was given by both the UK and the US governments to these groups in forming the post-Saddam regime.
	lists.stir.ac.uk /pipermail/media-watch/2004-October/001523.html (3155 words)

	Robin Wilton : Robin Wilton's esoterica : Weblog
		Great news today of a well-deserved win for the UK Cabinet Office's e-Government Unit, in the Liberty Alliance IDDY (IDentity Deployment of the Year) awards.
		The award was for work on the UK Government Gateway project; this is a centralised authentication gateway for access to online public services, and the work in question was to add a Liberty ID-FF front-end to the gateway server.
		This is one of a number of identity-related projects on which Sun and Microsoft have worked together since the 'technology agreement' of a couple of years ago, and to my mind, it clearly shows the potential for such joint efforts to be of direct benefit the customer.
	blogs.sun.com /racingsnake/entry/uk_cabinet_office_wins_liberty (495 words)

	UK Cabinet Office publishes updated ‘Contingency Planning for a Possible Influenza Pandemic’ document
		The Cabinet Office has released an updated version of guidance on contingency planning for a possible influenza pandemic, which was first published in May 2005.
		The Cabinet Office states that further advice to assist pandemic planning will be issued over the coming months.
		The guidance emphasizes the important of the issue, stating that the government judges the possible emergence of an influenza pandemic to be one of the highest current risks to the UK.
	continuitycentral.com /news02387.htm (336 words)

	YouTube blunder: Egg on face for Cabinet Office - Public Sector - Breaking Business and Technology News at silicon.com
		The UK cabinet Office has been forced to pull one of the public service videos it published on YouTube due to copyright violation.
		COI Television is actually part of the Cabinet Office and the further irony of the video being about transformational government was not lost on one critic.
		The embarrassing case of the missing video comes just a week after the Cabinet Office was praised for embracing modern means of communicating through the web.
	www.silicon.com /publicsector/0,3800010403,39161833,00.htm (402 words)

	Techdirt: UK Cabinet Office Dinged For Violating The Copyright Of The UK Cabinet Office
		UK Cabinet Office Dinged For Violating The Copyright Of The UK Cabinet Office
		Last week, the UK's Cabinet Office got plenty of publicity for putting some videos on YouTube, suggesting that it was a good way to get certain messages out to the public.
		In fact, in that article, the reporter sounded surprised, noting that the UK government is considered somewhat "backwards on understanding tech issues." Well, perhaps people were a bit too quick to congratulate them on embracing the new technology.
	www.techdirt.com /articles/20060829/141702.shtml (696 words)

	Interactive Bureau, London - Case Study - The Cabinet Office / UK Online
		Interactive Bureau worked with the Cabinet Office to contribute to a wide range of projects in the UK government UK online initiative.
		The projects, organised from the Cabinet Office, range from work on a news-information "Toolbar", to be displayed on all Government Web sites, a Campaign site, which gives news about the whole Government initiative - and to planning an extranet site.
		UK online is a major United Kingdom government initiative to get the country 'online' by 2005; it is the largest project the government has undertaken.
	www.iablondon.com /casestudy_uk_online.cfm (116 words)

	Jamaica Information Service
		The Cabinet of the Government of Jamaica is the principal instrument of government policy.
		To provide the Prime Minister and his Cabinet with high quality information and policy advisory services leading to sound and timely Cabinet decisions which are effectively implemented by line Ministries and to lead to reform of the Public Service to one that is more efficient, effective, accountable, and that treats the public as valuable customers.
		Prior to July 1, 1993, Cabinet Office functions were the receipt of Cabinet submissions, notes or reports, the preparation of agendas for Cabinet meetings, recording the transactions of these meetings and the circulation of decisions.
	www.jis.gov.jm /officePM/office_cabinet.asp (712 words)

	Disclosure of secondees in government
		As the Cabinet Office is responsible for policy on secondments, the department will be aware that we first raised this issue in a code request (to the DTI) in July 2000.
		The Cabinet Office web site identifies her as a member of the PIU team which produced a report entitled: "In Demand: Adult Skills for the 21st Century" published in November 2001.
		In your letter of February 19 you explained that the Cabinet Office was writing to those secondees which had previously refused consent to be identified to say that they would be identified unless they could provide specific reasons to justify their anonymity.
	www.cfoi.org.uk /cabinetoffice.html (4683 words)

	Continuity Central : UK business continuity news and information
		The UK Cabinet Office has published introductory material on pandemic influenza for businesses and other organisations to raise awareness about pandemic influenza amongst employees.
		The advice was produced by the Cabinet Office in consultation with the Health Departments and with other government departments.
		New guidance emphasises the important of the issue, stating that the government judges the possible emergence of an influenza pandemic to be one of the highest current risks to the UK.
	www.continuitycentral.com /pandemicplanningUK.htm (1855 words)

	SAS \| Success Stories
		Reporting to the Prime Minister - who is also Minister for the Civil Service - the Cabinet Office plays a vital role at the very heart of the administration of the United Kingdom, with the responsibility of ensuring that the Government achieves its goals.
		The Cabinet Office sets frameworks within which government departments and agencies recruit, reward and train staff and measure performance.
		Civil Service Corporate Management and Reform (CSCMR) is the Cabinet Office department that has the specific responsibility of reforming the Civil Service to deliver higher quality service to the public.
	sas.com /offices/europe/uk/solutions/customer_successes/cabinet.html (863 words)

	AudioSoft - UK Cabinet Office repeats trust in AudioSoft recording and transcription (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		UK Cabinet Office repeats trust in AudioSoft recording and transcription
		At the core of central government in the UK, the Cabinet Office has chosen to upgrade its existing AudioSoft recording and transcription system as part of a mid-life upgrade of its IT infrastructure.
		Again, this facility and the integrity and stability of the AudioPC recording system as a whole were the key factor in the Cabinet Office’s choice.
	www.audiosoft.co.uk /news2005/cabinetofficenews.php (259 words)

	Cabinet Office - Links to Legal Resources: Countries: United Kingdom: government: Cabinet Office
		Cabinet Office - UK Government body which plays a central role in supporting the Government and in promoting its objectives.
		Office of the e-Envoy - Appointed by the Prime Minister to co-ordinate work on e-commerce.
		UK Online - The governments drive to ensure that everyone in the UK can have access to the internet.
	mishpat.net /law/Countries/United_Kingdom/government/Cabinet_Office/index.shtml (171 words)

	Civil Service diversity - What works
		Departments and Agencies themselves determine their diversity priorities, and are accountable for their own decisions and actions, Cabinet Office is responsible for ensuring that the Civil Service as a whole meets the Government’s commitment to achieving greater representation of minority ethnic staff, women and staff with disabilities at senior levels.
		The Cabinet Office leads on strategic Human Resource issues, including equality and diversity in employment, and oversees the central framework for management of the Civil Service.
		The Cabinet Office can also make corporate interventions that focus on the internal supply side by developing pools of talent - for example through the corporate leadership programmes provided by the National School of Government
	www.civilservice.gov.uk /diversity (628 words)

	GNN - Government News Network
		As part of the Government's drive to improve consultation by government departments and agencies a revised Code of Practice on Consultation is published today by the Cabinet Office (www.cabinet-office.gov.uk/regulation/Consultation/Code.htm).
		It will apply to all UK public consultations by government departments and agencies, including consultations on EU directives.
		Feedback is welcome to the following address: Consultation Co-ordinator, Regulatory Impact Unit, Cabinet Office, 5th Floor, 22 Whitehall, London SW1A 2WH.
	www.gnn.gov.uk /Content/Detail.asp?ReleaseID=105816&NewsAreaID=2 (346 words)

	UK-Search.co.uk - Searching the UK: Government/Cabinet Office
		UK Government body which plays a central role in supporting the Government and in promoting its objectives.
		Responsible for leading the drive to get the UK online and providing policy advice on e-commerce, e-communications and e-government issues.
		Cabinet Office-sponsored initiative that aims to facilitate partnerships between the voluntary and public sector.
	www.uk-search.co.uk /Government/Cabinet_Office (334 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| UK Politics \| C-D \| Cabinet Office Secretariat
		The Cabinet Office group is at the centre of daily government business.
		It serves the Cabinet itself along with its Cabinet Committees and sub-committees.
		The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster has ministerial responsibility for the Cabinet Office.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/politics/c-d/81934.stm (141 words)

	Cabinet Office Information \| Business.com
		Office that assists the prime minister and other ministers with policy decisions.
		Division of the Cabinet Office that works towards providing public services that respond to users’ needs and are not arranged for the providers’ convenience.
		Regulatory division of the Cabinet Office that helps ministers and departments find the right legislative balance which will minimize the impact on jobs and growth, but will protect citizens and the environment.
	www.business.com /directory/government_and_trade/by_country/united_kingdom/national_government/ministries,_departments_and_cabinet_offices/cabinet_office (496 words)

	Cover Pages: Election Markup Language (EML)
		EML Version 3 and Version 4 have been edited by the eGovernment Unit, Cabinet Office, UK under the direction of TC Chair John Borras (Director of Technology Policy in the e-Government Unit, UK Cabinet Office).
		Voting is not compulsory in the UK (as it is in some countries).
		According to a communiqué from John Borras (e-Government Unit, UK Cabinet Office), the EML version 4 draft "accommodates all the perceived requirements" from the forty-some CoE countries, "including referenda, as well as lots of lessons learnt from the UK pilots," so this version meets a very comprehensive set of requirements.
	xml.coverpages.org /eml.html (4273 words)

	Accessify Forum: UK Cabinet Office: eAccessibility is an issue for all of us
		UK Cabinet Office: eAccessibility is an issue for all of us
		It's a report researched and written by a project parnership involving RNIB, AbilityNet, Dublin City University (Barry McMullin) and Socitm, on behalf of and working with the eGovernment Unit in the Cabinet Office, into the accessibility of public sector services on the Web, across the EU (25 countries).
		Main aim was to establish what standards of accessibility are being achieved in public sector websites across the EU, and to propose recommendations that Cabinet Office can present at European level (as part of UK presidency of the EU) for moving accessibility forward at an EU level.
	www.accessifyforum.com /viewtopic.php?t=4191 (1484 words)

	'Breach of contract' ended ITNet's work with Cabinet Office - ZDNet UK
		The Cabinet Office has fleshed out why it has severed its contract with ITNet for a range of key government contracts, pulling few punches.
		On Wednesday, the Cabinet Office seemingly contradicted ITNet's claim that it had made "good progress in delivering the contract in accordance with [revised] milestones".
		The Cabinet Office is now in the process of looking for an alternative supplier.
	news.zdnet.co.uk /itmanagement/0,1000000308,39159119,00.htm (426 words)

	Home Office \| Press Office \| Prevention, Pursuit, Protection And Preparedness: A Strategy To Reduce The Risk From ...
		While making clear that the Government's focus remains firmly on doing everything possible to prevent a terrorist attack, the Home Secretary also emphasised that readiness to respond to any major incident has advanced significantly over the last 12 months.
		As the ISC recognises, terrorism is the biggest threat to our national security, which is why I am committed to ensuring that those organisations which protect us have the resources they need.
		As chair of the Cabinet committees on terrorism and related issues, he supervises all counter-terrorism work across Government, to bring together the supporting work of Ministers in other departments.
	press.homeoffice.gov.uk /press-releases/Prevention,_Pursuit,_Protection_?version=1 (906 words)

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