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ministerial

[min-uh-steer-ee-uhl] / ˌmɪn əˈstɪər i əl /


ADJECTIVE
official
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A spokesperson said: "Through our ministerial advisory group we hear directly from service users, carers and organisations that support people with learning disabilities to ensure lived experiences directly shape our policy and strategy development."

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Scotland's justice secretary Angela Constance is to be investigated over whether she breached the ministerial code in her remarks about a grooming gangs expert.

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There are currently three investigations ongoing, by the Defence Accident Investigation Branch, the Army's safety investigation team and a ministerial review.

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It delivered some of its cuts by shutting court rooms, and by 2022, eight crown court centres and more than 160 magistrates courts were gone, according to ministerial answers to parliamentary questions.

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After FMQs, Swinney told journalists that he had examined how Constance had used the quote from Prof Jay and had decided there had not been a breach of the ministerial code.

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