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Safety in numbers

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13 November 2006

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Safety in numbers

The total number of staff in HMRC's Criminal Investigation Directorate at August 2006 was 1,697. Of these, 1,542 were full-time, 85 part-time and 70 were on secondment, said Dawn Primarolo in response to a written question.
Hansard, 7 November 2006, vol 451, no 215, col 1032W

Safety in numbers

The total number of staff in HMRC's Criminal Investigation Directorate at August 2006 was 1,697. Of these, 1,542 were full-time, 85 part-time and 70 were on secondment, said Dawn Primarolo in response to a written question.
Hansard, 7 November 2006, vol 451, no 215, col 1032W

Categories: News

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