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Civil Service Bill

Asked about Sir Nigel Wick’s comments about a Civil Service Bill, the PMOS said that the draft bill would be published in due course. Clearly any Government had a variety of competing demands on its legislative time, but we had given an undertaking on a draft bill. In respect of issues to do with Special Advisors, it was worth pointing out that firstly there were just over eighty Special Advisors. That this Government had been the first to implement the model contract and ensure that there was a code of conduct for Special Advisors.

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