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  -            <p>A policy is a statement of what the government is trying to achieve. 
  -            Government policy is the sum of all the individual policies – as a whole 
  -            they help to define where the government stands on broad political 
  -            issues. Separately they help to explain what the government is doing 
  -            and why.</p>
  -            <p>On GOV.UK you can see all our policies and find out 
  -            exactly what we are doing, who’s involved, who we’re working with 
  -            (partner organisations) and who we’ve asked (consultations).</p>
  -            <p><%= link_to "See all topics", topics_path %></p>
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  +            <p>A policy is a statement of what the government is trying to achieve and why. Government policy is the sum of all the individual policies – as a whole they help to define where the government stands on broad political issues.</p>
  +            <p>On GOV.UK you can see all our policies and find out exactly what we are doing, who’s involved, who we’re working with (partner organisations) and who we’ve asked (consultations).</p>
  +            <p><%= link_to "See all policies grouped by topic", topics_path %></p>
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  +            <p><span class="circle"><span class="feature-value"><a href="/government/policies">30</a></span></span> Policies</p>
               <p>There are currently 30 policies on Inside Government.</p>
               <p>See a list of all <%= link_to "policies", policies_path %> or browse by <%= link_to "topics", topics_path %></p>
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  +            <h3>Get involved</h3>
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  +            <h4>Consultations</h4>
  +            <p>When government makes or changes policy they listen and respond to your views through a consultation. You can <a href="https://www.gov.uk/government/publications?publication_type=consultations">search for all government consultations</a> - including those that are open or have closed.</p>
  +            <p>The government is committed to <a href="http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/resource-library/consultation-principles-guidance" rel="external">improving consultations</a> as part of Civil Service Reform. This will include having different types of consultations depending on the possible impact of a proposal.</p>
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  +            <h4>E-petitions</h4>
  +            <p>You can influence government and Parliament by <a href="http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/"  rel="external">creating an e-petition</a> about anything the government is responsible for. If the petition gets at least 100,000 online signatures, it will be considered for debate in the House of Commons.</p>
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  +            <h3>Legislation</h3>
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  +            <p>Laws go through several stages before they are passed by Parliament. The House of Commons and the House of Lords work together to make them.</p>
  +            <p>They can include:</p>
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  +            <h4>White and green papers</h4>
  +            <p>White papers outline proposals for new laws. Green papers ask for public comments before the white paper is published.</p>
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  +            <h4>Bills</h4>
  +            <p>These are proposals for new laws or changes to existing ones. Once agreed by Parliament they have to be approved by the Queen before becoming law.</p>
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  +            <h4>Acts of Parliament</h4>
  +            <p>These are bills which have been approved by the Commons, the Lords, and the Queen. The relevant government department is responsible for putting the act into practice.</p>
  +            <p><a href="http://www.legislation.gov.uk" rel="external">Visit www.legislation.gov.uk</a></p>
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  -            <p>Laws go through several stages before they are passed by Parliament. The 
  -            House of Lords and the House of Commons work together to make them. </p>
  -            <p>They can include:</p>
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  -            <h4>White and green papers</h4>
  -            <p>White papers outline proposals for 
  -            new laws, and green papers ask for 
  -            public comments before the white 
  -            paper is published.</p>
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  -            <h4>Bills</h4>
  -            <p>These are proposals for new laws 
  -            or changes to existing ones. Once 
  -            agreed by Parliament they have to 
  -            be approved by the Queen before 
  -            becoming law. The most common 
  -            type of bills are Public bills.</p>
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  -            <h4>Acts of Parliament</h4>
  -            <p>These are bills which have been 
  -            approved by the Commons, 
  -            the Lords, and the Queen. The 
  -            relevant government department is 
  -            responsible for putting the act into 
  -            practice.</p>
  -            <p><a href="http://www.legislation.gov.uk" rel="external">Visit www.legislation.gov.uk</a></p>
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              <p>There are 650 elected MPs in the 
              House of Commons.</p>
              <p><a href="http://www.parliament.uk/" rel="external">You can find out more about how
              Parliament works on the Parliament
              website</a></p>
              <p>Read The Official Report at <a href="http://www.hansard-westminster.co.uk/">Hansard</a></p>
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              <h3>The Deputy Prime Minister</h3>
              <p>The Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg MP, is the deputy head of government.</p>
              <p>He has responsibility for political and constitutional reform.</p>
              <p>Nick Clegg has additional responsibility for other government policy areas and is consulted on all decisions made by the Prime Minister.</p>
              <p><a href="/government/people/nick-clegg">Read more about the Deputy Prime Minister's role and responsibilities.</a></p>
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