Conservative Technology Forum | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 08/02/2019

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservative_Science_%26_Technology_Forum


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The Conservative Science & Technology Forum is a United Kingdom think tank and policy advisory body that consults industry, academia and other key figures on important (often emerging) technological and societal issues and puts these into mainstream political context.Originally called just the Conservative Technology Forum, it grew out of the Conservative Computer Forum (founded in 1978), was relaunched in May 2011 and is affiliated to the Conservative Party. As the Conservative Technology Forum, its mandate was to research key technology subjects, how these impact society and to inform Conservative Party policy in UK and European contexts.In October 2017, the forum expanded its remit to cover science and changed its name to the current title.