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The Government Legal Department (GLD) has published its new strategy, Strategy 2024 – 2027, setting out its three strategic ambitions and how they will be achieved in coming years.

Details: 16.Feb.2024

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The strategic ambitions are:

A National GLD
Rewarding Careers for All
Environment Fit for the Future

Treasury Solicitor and GLD’s Permanent Secretary Susanna McGibbon said: “I’m immensely proud of all that GLD has achieved since the publication of our previous strategy in 2019 enabling us to provide excellent legal services to government in times of national and constitutional significance. I look forward with confidence as GLD rises to the opportunities and challenges of the coming years.”