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A Domesday Book for public service contracts – better data, better value for money

This paper proposes a central depository or office to collect data on public service contracts.

- 18 Jan 2019
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Justice denied - impacts of the government’s reforms to legal aid and court services on access to justice

This research aims to add to the existing body of evidence which has looked at the impacts of the government’s reforms to legal aid and court services and cuts to these budgets – on access to justice.

- 19 Oct 2016
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Justice for sale - the privatisation of offender management services

This report examines the outsourcing of offender management in England and Wales and looks at prisons and the supervision of offenders in the community. It also reviews three significant contracting areas – prisons, electronic monitoring and probation.

- 23 May 2014
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