- Burials
- Care proceedings reform
- Coroners
- Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007
- Cremation
- Data protection
- Devolution
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Elections
- General election 2010
- European parliamentary elections (June 2009)
- Electoral registration data standards
- Keeling schedules
- Secondary Legislation for Electoral Administration Act 2006
- May 2007 electoral modernisation pilots and statutory orders
- May 2006 election pilots
- Acting returning officers' guidance
- Local and regional elections
- EU funding
- Flu pandemic
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- Forced marriage
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- Freedom of information
- Funding for the victim and witness voluntary sector
- Human rights
- Justice impact test
- Mental Capacity Act 2005
- Mentally disordered offenders
- Pleural plaques former claimants payment scheme
- Referral orders
- Regulatory offences
- Rehabilitation of Offenders Act
May 2006 election pilots
This includes responsibility for constitutional matters, devolution and electoral reform. Responsibility for the Electoral Commission, IPSA, and the Boundary Commissions has also transferred to the Cabinet Office.
The content below relates to the Ministry of Justices former responsibilities for this area.
Along with the Electoral Commission, the Association of Electoral Administrators and local authorities, we facilitated electoral modernisation pilot schemes in the May 2006 local elections.
The types of pilots included e-voting, e-counting, early voting and mobile voting.
The Electoral Commission published individual evaluations of the pilot schemes as well as six summary papers outlining their key findings in August 2006. The Government commented on the Electoral Commission's key findings in October 2006.
