This following evidence was submitted by CaSE to the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee Inquiry into the Role and Function of Departmental Chief Scientific Advisers (CSAs).
CaSE submission to Lords Inquiry into Departmental Scientific Advisers
11 Nov 2011
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