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IDEAS’ Written evidence submission to the Commons’ Foreign Affairs Committee – “The Role of the FCO in UK Government”

John Collins

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IDEAS was recently pleased to see that a report it wrote and written evidence it submitted were used extensively by the House of Common’s Foreign Affairs committee in their report on The Role of the FCO in UK Government, published on May 12th.

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IDEAS was recently pleased to see that a report it wrote and written evidence it submitted were used extensively by the House of Common’s Foreign Affairs committee in their report on The Role of the FCO in UK Government, published on May 12th.

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IDEAS was recently pleased to see that a report it wrote and written evidence it submitted were used extensively by the House of Common’s Foreign Affairs committee in their report on The Role of the FCO in UK Government, published on May 12th.

Key concepts: House of Commons, Government (linguistics), Foreign policy, Political science, Commons, Public administration, Law, Politics

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