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Ed Humpherson, Office for Statistics Regulation, on why 'transformation' has been so challenging for official statistics.
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Dr Lauren Petrie, Government Internal Audit Agency, on the GIAA's work with data and AI
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Our event from the 28th of January 2026.
Matt Wood-Hill, MHCLG, and Linda O'Halloran, TPXimpact on public service market-shaping
Patrick Diamond, Professor in Public Policy, Queen Mary, University of London, on what we've learned from 25 years of research on government effectiveness
Rachel Coldicutt, Careful Industries, on local government AI procurement and a new version of Consequence Scanning
Katy Beale, Chief Delivery and Engagement Officer - Digital and Innovation, Westminster City Council, on Rethinking Local Government Technology
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