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Committee Material Published 5 Mar 2024 ↗ View on Parliament

We are concerned that the Treasury, DMO and NS&I will not have the necessary skills, experience, and institutional knowledge needed to overcome the challenges they face now, and in the years to come. The DMO and NS&I are both specialist organisations, with distinctly different skills sets and experience to those normally found in the Treasury. The Treasury faces challenges in maintaining the appropriate expertise in its debt management functions to be able to adequately scrutinise and challen...

We are concerned that the Treasury, DMO and NS&I will not have the necessary skills, experience, and institutional knowledge needed to overcome the challenges they face now, and in the years to come. The DMO and NS&I are both specialist organisations, with distinctly different skills sets and experience to those normally found in the Treasury. The Treasury faces challenges in maintaining the appropriate expertise in its debt management functions to be able to adequately scrutinise and challenge the work of the DMO and NS&I, which can be affected by staff turnover levels. The DMO is entering a period of transition with the current CEO due to r Type: recommendation | Number: 2 | Response status: accepted Government response: The government agrees with the Committee’s recommendation. Recommendation implemented It is important for HMT, DMO, and NS&I, to have the right skills and resources to execute their duties effectively, given the critical role played in delivering value for money fo