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Government Response to the Fifth and Seventh Reports of Session 2019–21, from the Joint Committee on Human Rights, on the detention of young people with learning disabilities and/or autism and the implications of the Government's COVID-19 response

Secondary information

Type

Command paper

Reference

CP 309 

Session

2019-21

Author

Department of Health and Social Care

Paper type

Select Committee reports (Government responses)

Procedure

None

Laying authority

Command

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Subjects

Death Discharges Autism Compulsorily detained psychiatric patients Families Human rights Inspections Disease control Learning disability Psychiatric hospitals Young people Restraint techniques Solitary confinement Visits Care Quality Commission Coronavirus

Link

View this Command paper on www.gov.uk