| CADETS | Recruits DAs etc to be redeployed (6) |
| MAKESENSE | Be reasonable as men seek to be redeployed |
| ONTHEAGENDA | One agent had to be redeployed, requiring attention (2,3,6) |
| SMUGGEST | Most self-satisfied fool in society gets to be redeployed (8) |
| PROCURED | Got ruder cop to be redeployed (8) |
| SUBAGENCY | Guys can be redeployed to a branch office |
| COUSTEAU | Film director who explored how autocues might be redeployed (8) |
| FINANCES | Can fines be redeployed as funds? (8) |
| SELDOM | Models redeployed once in a blue moon (6) |
| MYRIAD | A great number in the army I'd redeployed (6) |
| UNREAD | Ignorant peacekeepers are redeployed by division at first (6) |
| GHETTO | Giles initially redeployed to the restricted section |
| UNESCO | International organisation redeployed 50% of counsellors (6) |
| INSITU | Redeployed unit is unmoved (2,4) |
| CARNABYSTREET | Any barters etc to be arranged in London thoroughfare (7,6) |
| OCTET | Like a double-quartet, etc, to be composed (5) |
| LURGY | Bug requiring computers, etc. to be taken out of service (5) |
| BACKLOG | An accumulation of uncompleted work, etc to be dealt with (7) |
| DECADENT | Add two hands, etc, to be abandoned, say (8) |
| CROUSTADE | French culinary word for a case of puff pastry, bread, semolina, duchess potatoes etc, to be filled with ragout or salpicon (9) |
