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Probable in the wrong part of CAG but does anyone know what The National Risk Office is?
Could be wrong but I think it's something to do with emergency planning and assessing the risks to the country.
This might take the form of natural events such as flooding down to security risks such as terrorist attacks. Might even involve preparedness for events such as swine flu etc
As I said, this is only my opinion...have you googled it??
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Can anyone solve this for me?
but does anyone know what The National Risk Office is?
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