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Topic: Re:Re:Re:Where has the £600  million raised from property sales gone in the Met
Posted by: Mark Hammond
Date/Time: 12/05/24 22:24:00

Brooksie, you say that 'the home office is apolitical', I am intrigued by this assertion. Let's look at this a little deeper -

The Home Office in the United Kingdom is a ministerial department of the government. It plays a crucial role in various areas, including immigration, security, and law and order. Let me break it down for you:

Responsibilities:
Immigration: The Home Office oversees immigration matters, including visas, asylum, and citizenship applications.
Security: It is responsible for government policy on security-related issues such as counterterrorism, drugs, and other security threats.
Law and Order: The Home Office manages policing in England and Wales, fire and rescue services in England, and the Security Service (MI5).
Leadership:
The Cabinet minister in charge of the Home Office is the Home Secretary. This position is considered one of the Great Offices of State.
The Home Office is managed day-to-day by a civil servant known as the Permanent Under-Secretary of State.
Organizational Structure:
The Home Office comprises several directorates that help fulfil its responsibilities:
Border Force: Controls migration at ports and airports across the UK and overseas.
HM Passport Office: Provides passport and civil registration services in England and Wales.
Immigration Enforcement: Enforces immigration law within the UK.
UK Visas and Immigration: Processes visa, asylum, and citizenship applications.
Migration and Borders Group: Responsible for immigration policymaking.
Public Safety Group: Handles policy areas related to fire, policing, and crime reduction.
Homeland Security Group: Develops policy and collaborates with law enforcement and intelligence services to reduce risks from terrorism, state threats, and organized crime.
In summary, while the Home Office operates within the government framework, its specific policies and actions are influenced by political decisions made by the ruling elected government. Therefore, it is not entirely apolitical but operates under the direction of elected officials.


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TopicDate PostedPosted By
Tents on Ealing Common04/04/24 13:34:00 Kevin McGrath
   Re:Tents on Ealing Common04/04/24 14:10:00 Rosco White
      Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common11/04/24 16:08:00 Kevin McGrath
   Re:Tents on Ealing Common04/04/24 19:55:00 Susan Kelly
      Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common11/04/24 16:10:00 Kevin McGrath
         Re:Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common11/04/24 16:23:00 Rosco White
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common11/05/24 23:31:00 Mark Hammond
   Re:Tents on Ealing Common11/04/24 21:39:00 Jo Bond
      Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common12/04/24 15:43:00 Rosco White
         Re:Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common25/04/24 13:13:00 Kevin McGrath
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common25/04/24 13:22:00 Rosco White
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common02/05/24 16:57:00 Kevin McGrath
                  Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common02/05/24 17:05:00 Rosco White
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common11/05/24 23:37:00 Mark Hammond
                  Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common12/05/24 09:55:00 N V Brooks
                     Bankrupt councils due to Tory Cuts12/05/24 12:06:00 Mark Hammond
                        Re:Bankrupt councils due to Tory Cuts12/05/24 13:33:00 N V Brooks
                           Re:Re:Bankrupt councils due to Tory Cuts12/05/24 13:41:00 Rosco White
                              Brooksie misses the point again12/05/24 13:54:00 Mark Hammond
                                 Re:Brooksie misses the point again12/05/24 14:30:00 N V Brooks
                                    Re:Re:Brooksie misses the point again12/05/24 14:40:00 Mark Hammond
                           Brooksie is a typical loud mouth Tory convinced that if he shouts loud enough it will be true12/05/24 13:51:00 Mark Hammond
                              Re:Brooksie is a typical loud mouth Tory convinced that if he shouts loud enough it will be true12/05/24 14:40:00 N V Brooks
                                 Brooksie is a typical loud mouth Tory convinced that if he shouts loud enough it will be true12/05/24 16:58:00 Mark Hammond
                                    Re:Brooksie is a typical loud mouth Tory convinced that if he shouts loud enough it will be true12/05/24 17:03:00 Mark Hammond
                                    Re:Brooksie is a typical loud mouth Tory convinced that if he shouts loud enough it will be true12/05/24 17:04:00 N V Brooks
                                    Re:Brooksie is a typical loud mouth Tory convinced that if he shouts loud enough it will be true12/05/24 17:21:00 Mark Hammond
                                       Re:Re:Brooksie is a typical loud mouth Tory convinced that if he shouts loud enough it will be true12/05/24 21:43:00 Rosco White
                                          Re:Re:Re:Brooksie is a typical loud mouth Tory convinced that if he shouts loud enough it will be true12/05/24 22:12:00 Mark Hammond
                                             Re:Re:Re:Re:Brooksie is a typical loud mouth Tory convinced that if he shouts loud enough it will be true12/05/24 22:15:00 Mark Hammond
   Re:Tents on Ealing Common09/05/24 17:31:00 Kevin McGrath
      Re:Re:Tents on Ealing Common09/05/24 18:10:00 Rosco White
      Why not help the homeless in our 'Big Society'12/05/24 14:10:00 Mark Hammond
      Not much Goodwill for Torys12/05/24 15:12:00 Mark Hammond
         Re:Not much Goodwill for Torys12/05/24 15:21:00 N V Brooks
            Re:Re:Not much Goodwill for Torys12/05/24 16:03:00 Mark Hammond
               Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 16:14:00 Mark Hammond
                  Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 16:22:00 Rosco White
                  Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 18:28:00 N V Brooks
                     Re:Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 19:07:00 Mark Hammond
                        Re:Re:Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 20:25:00 N V Brooks
                           Re:Re:Re:Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 20:40:00 Mark Hammond
                              Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 20:55:00 N V Brooks
                           Re:Re:Re:Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 21:17:00 Mark Hammond
                              Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 21:26:00 N V Brooks
                                 Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 22:02:00 Mark Hammond
                                    Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Not ideology Brooksie, Not ideology12/05/24 22:17:00 Rosco White
                     Brooksie: 'More than adequate homeless provision'13/05/24 16:33:00 Mark Hammond
            Where has the £600  million raised from property sales gone in the Met12/05/24 16:18:00 Mark Hammond
               Re:Where has the £600  million raised from property sales gone in the Met12/05/24 16:49:00 Mark Hammond
                  Re:Re:Where has the £600  million raised from property sales gone in the Met12/05/24 17:13:00 N V Brooks
                     Re:Re:Re:Where has the £600  million raised from property sales gone in the Met12/05/24 22:24:00 Mark Hammond
                        Re:Re:Re:Re:Where has the £600  million raised from property sales gone in the Met12/05/24 22:58:00 N V Brooks
                           Home Office not apolitical13/05/24 16:28:00 Mark Hammond
                              Re:Home Office not apolitical13/05/24 17:12:00 Rosco White
                                 Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 18:08:00 Simon Hayes
                                    Re:Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 18:44:00 Mark Hammond
                                       Re:Re:Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 19:40:00 N V Brooks
                                 Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical13/05/24 18:18:00 Mark Hammond
                                 Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical13/05/24 18:34:00 Mark Hammond
                                    Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 18:35:00 Simon Hayes
                                       Re:Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 18:45:00 Mark Hammond
                                          Re:Re:Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 18:55:00 Simon Hayes
                                             Re:Re:Re:Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 19:19:00 Mark Hammond
                                                Re:Re:Re:Re:Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 19:33:00 Simon Hayes
                                                Re:Re:Re:Re:Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 19:44:00 N V Brooks
                                                   Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Who is Mark Hammond?13/05/24 21:58:00 Rosco White
                                    Re:Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical13/05/24 22:11:00 Rosco White
                                       Re:Re:Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical13/05/24 22:52:00 Peter Yale
                                          Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical13/05/24 23:41:00 Rosco White
                                             Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical14/05/24 09:35:00 N V Brooks
                                                Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical14/05/24 10:18:00 Rosco White
                                                   Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical14/05/24 11:34:00 N V Brooks
                                                      Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical14/05/24 20:20:00 Rosco White
                                                         Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Home Office not apolitical30/05/24 10:45:00 Philippa Bond

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