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Work and priorities for the Attorney General's Office.
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AGO’s ministers must publish details of gifts they give or receive over £140.
Attorney General's Office (AGO) ministers must publish details of overseas travel that’s part of their official duties.
This strategy sets out how the Law Officers’ Departments will become digital by default
Attorney General’s Office (AGO) details of ministers’ meetings with external organisations (including meetings with newspaper and media owners…
Attorney General's Office (AGO) ministers must publish details of gifts they give or receive over £140.
Exercise of the executive override under Section 53 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000: statement of reasons
Attorney General Written Minsiterial statement: (Evans v (1) Information Commissioner (2) Seven Government Departments [2012] UKUT 313 (AAC)
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