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Current search: 'Douglas Griffin' and '2013'

  1. The Expert Working Group on Welfare May 2013 report

    Darra Singh, Mike Brewer, Martyn Evans, et al.

    1. Politics
    2. Public Policy
    3. Welfare Benefits

  2. Benefits could switch easily after Yes vote

    Darra Singh, Mike Brewer, Martyn Evans, et al.

  3. Benefits could switch easily after a Yes vote, say SNP expert group

    Darra Singh, Mike Brewer, Martyn Evans, et al.

  4. Scottish independence: 'Retain welfare set-up for transitional period'

    Darra Singh, Mike Brewer, Martyn Evans, et al.

  5. Edinburgh: Deputy First Minister to respond to first official report from expert working group on welfare

    Darra Singh, Mike Brewer, Martyn Evans, et al.

  6. Share welfare system with the UK – experts’ advice for an independent Scotland

    Darra Singh, Mike Brewer, Martyn Evans, et al.

  7. Scottish independence: benefits should be UK-led

    Darra Singh, Mike Brewer, Martyn Evans, et al.

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