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	The Cabinet Office - Comprised of several internal regulators for the Government and Civil Service. Rate this
	Central Information Technology Unit - CITU's remit is to advise Ministers on the development of their strategy for the use of IT by Government. Includes information on current projects including IForm (the project to promote and develop electronic "intelligent" forms). Rate this
	Service First: The New Charter Programme - A programme to drive up standards in service delivery across the public sector in the UK. Encompassing the Charter Mark award scheme, charters for public services, the People's Panel, Better Government for Older People, Quality Networks, Government Performance Information and Best Practice guidance. Rate this
	United Kingdom Office of the e-Envoy - Appointed by the UK Prime Minister to co-ordinate work on e-commerce Rate this
	Public Bodies - Directory of public bodies sponsored by UK Government Departments. Rate this
	Civil Service Reform - Details of the Civil Service Reform programme being implemented by all government departments/agencies across the UK. Rate this
	Property and Commerce Directorate - Branch of the Office for Government Commerce responsible for providing leadership and procurement support on all aspects of property, construction and workspace activities on the Civil Estate. Rate this
	Public Appointments Unit Internet Directory - A searchable directory of appointments to the boards of public bodies. Rate this
	Modernising Government - Includes a downloadable version of the Modernising Government white paper and an outline of the policy. Rate this
	CMPS - Centre for Management and Policy Studies - Provides policy and management training and research for the UK Civil Service. Includes details of the Civil Service College and the wide range of courses on offer. Rate this
	OurPartnership - Cabinet Office-sponsored initiative that aims to facilitate partnerships between the voluntary and public sector. Rate this