What does DCA stand for?

Department for Constitutional Affairs (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

But the Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) denied any rift.

Blair vetoes move to free prisoners

The Public and Commercial Services Union said the plans would lead to a divide among staff at the Department for Constitutional Affairs who work in magistrates, Crown and county courts.

Court wages row

But a spokeswoman for the Department for Constitutional Affairs said the commission's concerns had been discussed with the "project board".

Net voting trials in May despite fears

Ms Baird has been appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for Constitutional Affairs.

New role for MP in justice system

But the Department for Constitutional Affairs said the average pay deal was worth 3.

JP courts on strike

The Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) said 19,687 orders were made in the three months to the end of September 30, compared with 11,862 a year ago.

Debts strike home

Officials in the Department for Constitutional Affairs confirmed that it could force judges to give equal weight in their assessment of such cases to the interests of state security and the rights of the individual facing deportation.

Judges face 'instruction'

A review of the different voting methods used in elections in the UK is currently being undertaken by officials at Lord Falconer's Department for Constitutional Affairs.

Call for pledges on voting reform