House of Lords written answers, 8th March 2006

Written answers 

8th March, 2006


From House of Lords Hansard 8th March 2006


House of Lords Hansard Written Answers for 8th March 2006

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Civil Service: Staff Networks

Lord Stoddart of Swindon asked Her Majesty’s Government:

How many staff networks there are in the Civil Service; and what they are named. [HL4291]

Lord Bassam of Brighton: There are currently eight corporate Civil Service-wide staff networks:

A:Gender, for transgender, transsexual and inter-sex staff;
Civil Service Carers’ Network;
Civil Service Disability Network (CSDN);
Civil Service Islamic Society (CSIS);
Civil Service Race Equality Network (CSREN);

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Civil Service Rainbow Alliance (CSRA) for lesbian, gay, and bisexual staff;
Minority Ethnic Talent Association (META), a newly created network for staff who have participated on the corporate leadership development programme for minority ethnic staff;
Pathways; and
Whitehall Christian Fellowship

Most departments similarly have diversity staff networks on strand-specific issues, but the Cabinet Office does not hold details of departmental staff networks centrally.


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