Find guidance on publishing for government organisations, including producing and publishing Command, House of Commons and un-numbered Act papers such as annual reports and accounts, policy papers, government responses and reviews.
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This guidance will help you to understand the process of producing parliamentary papers, including Command, House of Commons and un-numbered Act papers.
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Types of parliamentary paper
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Command paper requirements
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Command and House Papers supplier services
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Useful contacts
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Planning a paper
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Laying and publishing a paper
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How copyright applies
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Annual report and accounts
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Accessibility and alternative formats
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How to correct a paper
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After publishing a paper
Our publishing guidance is designed to help those working on official government publications, particularly those who are new to publishing.
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What is publishing?
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Publishing processes and practices
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Copyright and publishing
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Accessible publications
Government publications, in print or digital form, should include appropriate copyright and re-use statements. This section explains where to use these statements.
All local authority-funded public libraries are eligible to receive a subsidy on official publications. The subsidy is given to facilitate public access to parliamentary and government materials and legislation that is not available online.