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From 25–26 June, the International Design in Government Summer Conference 2019 took place in Edinburgh, Scotland – organised by the Office of the Chief Designer in the Scottish Government, supported by GDS.

The conference welcomed 200 design-minded public servants from 13 countries to discuss inclusion and participation, share work and discuss ways of collaborating across borders.

Pictured is the panel discussion with Mariana Salgado, Design Director at Inland, Rachel Dowle, Head of Content Design and Strategy at Scottish Government, Susan Cullen, Design Director at the Australian Tax Office and Dr. Dhruv Sharma, User Research Lead at Scottish Government.

From 25–26 June, the International Design in Government Summer Conference 2019 took place in Edinburgh, Scotland – organised by the Office of the Chief Designer in the Scottish Government, supported by GDS.

The conference welcomed 200 design-minded public servants from 13 countries to discuss inclusion and participation, share work and discuss ways of collaborating across borders.

Pictured is the panel discussion with Rachel Dowle, Head of Content Design and Strategy at Scottish Government and Susan Cullen, Design Director at the Australian Tax Office.

From 25–26 June, the International Design in Government Summer Conference 2019 took place in Edinburgh, Scotland – organised by the Office of the Chief Designer in the Scottish Government, supported by GDS.

The conference welcomed 200 design-minded public servants from 13 countries to discuss inclusion and participation, share work and discuss ways of collaborating across borders.

Pictured is the panel discussion with Mariana Salgado, Design Director at Inland, Rachel Dowle, Head of Content Design and Strategy at Scottish Government, Susan Cullen, Design Director at the Australian Tax Office and Dr. Dhruv Sharma, User Research Lead at Scottish Government.

From 25–26 June, the International Design in Government Summer Conference 2019 took place in Edinburgh, Scotland – organised by the Office of the Chief Designer in the Scottish Government, supported by GDS.

The conference welcomed 200 design-minded public servants from 13 countries to discuss inclusion and participation, share work and discuss ways of collaborating across borders.

Pictured is the panel discussion with Mariana Salgado, Design Director at Inland, Rachel Dowle, Head of Content Design and Strategy at Scottish Government, Susan Cullen, Design Director at the Australian Tax Office and Dr. Dhruv Sharma, User Research Lead at Scottish Government.

This image is excerpted from a U.S. GAO report:
www.gao.gov/products/GAO-15-73

401(K) PLANS: Greater Protections Needed for Forced Transfers and Inactive Accounts

Note: A plan can only transfer a participant's eligible account to a forced-transfer IRA in the absence of the participant's instruction to do otherwise. An account of less than $1,000 can also be transferred to a forced-transfer IRA, if the plan provides. These balance thresholds pertain to active plans. In the case of terminating plans that must distribute all benefits in order to complete the termination, plans can forcibly transfer missing participants' account balances of any size if the participant, after being notified, does not provide instruction and cannot be located after a search.

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