365 Days in Government: the Coalition Reviewed

Summary:	365 days in Government: the Coalition Reviewed provides you with an overview of the key political events of the past 12 months, as well as the upcoming trends for each Government department until 2015, so you can: Review the success of the Government’s programme and the wider issues for your sector Understand the Coalition’s priorities for the next four years and how these will direct or inhibit policy outcomes Plan your political strategy based on anticipated timetables and in light of the Coalition’s strengths and weaknesses	Buy Now: Click here or call 020 7728 4319 Download the Executive Summary
Contributor(s):	David Boot, Head of Parliamentary Affairs, DeHavilland Ben Howarth, Operations Manager, DeHavilland Helene Champagne, EU Service Manager, DeHavilland EU Laura Pelling, Senior Parliamentary Analyst, DeHavilland Michael Clarke, Parliamentary Analyst, DeHavilland Lorna Russell, Parliamentary Analyst, DeHavilland Jonathan Moore, Parliamentary Analyst, DeHavilland Piers Fotiadis, EU Policy Analyst, DeHavilland EU James Turner, Editorial Researcher, DeHavilland Sarah Cameron, News Researcher, DeHavilland
Pages:	74
Format:	PDF
Publication date:	Wednesday 11th May 2011
Price:	£199+VAT (if you're a DeHavilland customer click here)

Overview:

In May 2010, the British public went to the polls. Despite the Conservatives enjoying a lead in the polls for more than two years prior to the election, Britain returned a hung parliament for only the second time since 1945, leading to a wealth of questions about the future of British governance and the consequences for the economy. 

The first term in office has by no means been plain sailing for the Coalition Government. With the only ministerial casualty to fall within days of the Coalition forming, followed by u-turns on forestries and wide public protests against tuition fees and public spending cuts, it has been a tumultuous year for the unexpected alliance.

More recently, the Liberal Democrats experienced significant losses at the local election and defeat on the referendum for AV while changes in Holyrood mean there are plenty of divisive issues waiting to frustrate this unexpected alliance.

This report provides an overview of these key political events, as well as identifying the upcoming trends for each Government department until 2015.

Why buy this report?

Written by a team of seasoned political analysts, 365 days in Government: the Coalition Reviewed helps you to:

• Review the success of the Government’s programme and the wider issues for your sector
• Understand the Coalition’s priorities for the next four years and how these will direct or inhibit policy outcomes
• Plan your political strategy based on anticipated timetables and in light of the Coalition’s strengths and weaknesses
  

Contents:

Introduction Executive Summary Fiscal Forecast Business, Innovation and Skills A Strong Britain in an Age of Uncertainty? Culture, Media, Olympics and Sport Constitutional Affairs Education Greenest Government Ever Health: Liberating the NHS Home Affairs

Justice The Economy Transport Work and Pensions The Coalition: An Outsider’s Perspective UK-EU relations in Recession? 2012 Queen’s Speech Conclusions and Recommendations Contributors References

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Executive Summary:

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