Nicolette Sanders

DWP Legal Adviser

Making law in a digital world: the Universal Credit experience

Nicolette Sanders, 10 September 2015 - Making organisations work well, New techniques

From several textbooks worth of legislation to just over 100 pages. Nicolette Sanders, DWP Legal Adviser explains how government lawyers have simplified Universal Credit legislation using agile service development principles.

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