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Legal Terms - Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA)
a department of the UK government established in 2003 by repurposing the *Lord Chancellor's Department. Its main duties included maintaining legal and human rights, overseeing the courts and justice system, and updating the constitution in accordance with the Constitutional Reform Act of 2005. The Judicial Complaints Office and other affiliated organizations
Appointments Committee. The Lord Chancellor served as the Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs. In May 2007, the DCA's duties were moved to the newly established *Ministry of Justice.
a department of the UK government established in 2003 by repurposing the *Lord Chancellor's Department. Its main duties included maintaining legal and human rights, overseeing the courts and justice system, and updating the constitution in accordance with the Constitutional Reform Act of 2005. The Judicial Complaints Office and other affiliated organizations
Appointments Committee. The Lord Chancellor served as the Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs. In May 2007, the DCA's duties were moved to the newly established *Ministry of Justice.
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