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Privy Council Office ready to support government transition with new clerk, ‘whatever the result of the election’

Public service transition planning now starts 'well in advance of elections', says David Zussman.

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July 10, 2019

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Privy Council Office ready to support government transition with new clerk, ‘whatever the result of the election’

Public service transition planning now starts 'well in advance of elections', says David Zussman.

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