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min answer › date of answer	2019-08-07
min ddp created	2019-09-09T16:10:51.440Z
date tabled	2019-09-25
min ddp modified	2019-09-30T14:55:06.145Z
ddp created	2019-09-25T18:54:34.577Z
max answer › date of answer	2019-10-08

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1146284

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25/09/2019

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Home Office

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Home Office

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Home Office

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Police: Recruitment

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25259

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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, which companies have been awarded contracts to run the websites for the Be a Force for All police recruitment campaign; how much was disbursed from the public purse to those companies under those contracts; which advertising channels have been used by those companies for that campaign; and how much each of those companies spent on each of those advertising channels.

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Wakefield

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Mary Creagh

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291026

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is ministerial correction

date of answer

08/10/2019

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The Home Office is responsible for delivery of the national police recruitment campaign.No tender was sent out specifically for the police recruitment campaign website. The national police recruitment campaign, including the campaign website, is delivered through existing government contracts with government-procured agencies who work across a number of Home Office priority issues. These contracts are awarded through open competition and spend is capped to ensure value for money for the taxpayer – contractual information is available to the public through Contracts Finder.The Home Office has worked with its contracted digital agency , Story UK.No advertising channels have been used by Story UK in relation to the website and no money spent.

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North West Hampshire

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Kit Malthouse

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08/10/2019 14:37:29

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