Cabinet Office

Questions from the Cabinet Office:

Adapting to a changing security environment What pressures will there be on global natural resources - especially energy, food, water and critical elements - in the short, medium and long term, and with what strategic policy implications for the UK in a changing world? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Adapting to a changing security environment The world is changing at an ever increasing pace. How can we exploit opportunities from new and emerging technologies in policy-making across government; and can we capture their risks and security vulnerabilities including to government? Does our current model of developing and implementing policy require work in this agile, technology driven, environment? What changes might be required? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Adapting to a changing security environment Closing the window between becoming aware of a potential technical exploit and action to plug the vulnerability reduces exposure to systems compromise. How can we best apply automation across government’s cyber security practices to ensure that potential exploits are addressed as quickly as possible? What are the risks and opportunities? What are the dependencies on other technology? Are there ethical or considerations in this area? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Adapting to a changing security environment How do you incentivise collective efforts to improve resilience capabilities locally (and in a context of scarce resources)? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How can we conduct probabilistic analysis of the likelihood of man-made risks for policy purposes where human agency is subject to particular varieties of uncertainty? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How might we compare the impacts of acute and chronic disaster risks to inform prioritisation for policy intervention? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How do we make risk-reduction real at the local level where it is not realistic to extrapolate from large-scale datasets and statistics? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How might we gain evidence-based assurances about the effectiveness of capabilities linked to low-frequency high-impact events through use of experimental methods? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How do we measure performance / capability development for a risk before it materialises? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How do we apply Cost Benefit Analysis to improve capability development across organisations with more and less specialised cadres of staff? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How can we define worst case scenarios in a changing world in which international standards are contestable? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How can we consistently estimate impacts across different risks, for example through use of subjective well-being indicators? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How might we most effectively measure readiness for high-impact low-probability risks in the assessment of UK resilience? Cabinet Office, 2019

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UK governance and devolution What are public perceptions of the economic, social and cultural links between the UK nations? What is driving these perceptions? Cabinet Office, 2019

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UK governance and devolution How can we best understand and measure the relationships citizens have with different layers of UK governance? Cabinet Office, 2019

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UK governance and devolution How can the interests and economies of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland best be supported by the UK government? Cabinet Office, 2019

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UK governance and devolution How can we ensure devolution settlements are stable and sustainable over time and in a changing environment? What structures can facilitate this? Cabinet Office, 2019

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UK governance and devolution What structures and constitutional mechanisms can support relationships between devolved administrations and UK government, in the context of EU Exit? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Electoral registration and electoral systems What channels and mechanisms are best served to ensure confidence and trust in the electoral system and democracy are maintained? Cabinet Office, 2019

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Electoral registration and electoral systems How can we ensure a stable electoral system and a democracy that works for all, that is trusted and secure, and with minimal potential for fraud? Cabinet Office, 2019

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