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GOV.UK staff use this repository as a forum to discuss and make technical decisions. The outcomes of these discussions can be either an action plan, or a new standard that GOV.UK should follow. This repository is open as a reference for other teams within GDS and wider government.
The main features of alphagov/govuk-rfcs are: Decision Records.
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