The recently published S&T Framework commits to building the STEM skills and literacy needed to deliver science and technology policy for strategic advantage at all levels of government, and improving knowledge, talent and resource sharing within government, and between the public sector, academia and business. The Government Science and Engineering (GSE) Profession is key to delivering this outcome. The GSE Profession is responsible for developing people capability for cross government scientists and engineers, increasing science skills and capability in government and interchange with wider public sector, academia and industry through the STEM Futures Programme. The GSE strategy on Diversity and Inclusion is focused on helping to ensure the GSE Profession is representative of the community they serve at every level. Progress of this work is monitored, tracked and evaluated by the GSE Profession Strategic and Project Boards, chaired by the Government Chief Scientific Adviser and Government Head of Profession. The Government takes monitoring and evaluation of the impact of the S&T Framework seriously and is considering how it can best evaluate the success of the Framework over time. By the end of 2023, DSIT will publish an update, setting out the progress it has made on delivering the framework.