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279 mentions of the inquiry in Parliament: debates, written questions and statements, oral questions and early day motions, from Hansard.
Cabinet Office: Coronavirus
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, how many employees in his Department work on matters related to covid-19.
There are 27 full time employees in one business unit currently working on the Government’s response to the Covid-19 Inquiry. There are no other business units in the Cabinet Office that are dedicated to COVID-19. Roles are not recorded at an individual level.
Read full answer →Home Office: Coronavirus
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many employees in her Department work on matters related to covid-19.
The Home Office no longer actively monitor staff deployment for Covid-19, the number of staff members where their role is wholly or in part related to Covid-19 can only be retrieved by disproportionate effort.
However, the Department’s response to the Covid-19 Inquiry has a total of 7 (6.6FTE) employees.
Read full answer →Department for Transport: Coronavirus
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, how many employees in his Department work on matters related to covid-19.
As of the 15th November 2022 there are 19 members of staff undertaking work on matters directly relating to Covid-19 where this work constitutes the majority of their working time. These staff members are primarily in DfT’s Covid-19 Inquiry Response Division. Their work will include input and support from relevant functions and modal teams as necessary.
Read full answer →Ministry of Justice: Coronavirus
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, how many employees in his Department work on matters related to covid-19.
The Ministry of Justice does not hold centrally a figure for how many employees in the department work on matters related to COVID-19. However, I can confirm that there are currently 12.7 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) employees working on the department’s response to the UK COVID-19 Inquiry.
There is also a network of Single Points of Contact (SPOCs) and Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) across the department. They assist with the preparation for the response to the UK COVID-19 Inquiry alongside other roles and responsibilities.
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