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	answer has question	2WiUzwdc
	answer has answering person	Harriett Mary Morison Baldwin
	answer text	<p>In light of the agreed extension of Article 50, DFID staff who have been deployed to other government departments to support EU Exit planning will return as soon as possible.</p><p> </p><p>To release staff for deployment, DFID undertook a prioritisation exercise to review delivery plans guided by the core principle that essential business (delivering the 0.7% commitment and providing lifesaving humanitarian response) was protected.</p><p> </p><p>DFID did not stop any programmes. Some internal corporate controls were relaxed, and new policy work and cross-Whitehall and international engagement were slowed, however this was temporary as a direct result of deployments. This work will be recommenced as staff return from their deployments.</p>
	answer given date	2019-04-17
	answer has answering body	Department for International Development
	written answer has answering body	Department for International Development
Department for International Development	answering body has written answer	hyXcL72N
Department for International Development	answering body has answer	hyXcL72N
2WiUzwdc	question has answer	hyXcL72N
Harriett Mary Morison Baldwin	answering person has answer	hyXcL72N