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The creation of the post of Policy Adviser in each department of England was suggested by
Answer: A
The creation of the post of Policy Adviser in each department was suggested by the Fulton Committee. Its 1968 report on the British civil service proposed policy planning units and senior policy advisers in departments to strengthen policy work.
Royal Committee is wrong because it names no specific body. Priestly Committee is wrong because it dealt with civil service pay and conditions. Appleby Committee is wrong because Paul Appleby is the American scholar who reviewed Indian administration in 1953 and 1956.
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