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To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, if she will make a statement on the proposed replacement of child protection measures with the integrated children's system.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, if she will make a statement on the proposed replacement of child protection measures with the integrated children's system.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, whether he has discussed with (a) Government colleagues and (b) international counterparts providing UK police officers for civilian protection in Darfur.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, whether he has discussed with (a) Government colleagues and (b) international counterparts providing UK police officers for civilian protection in Darfur.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, what assessment he has made of the possible problems of coordination that might arise from the establishment of a local safeguarding board to cover a Lancashire children's services authority under Clause 9 of the Children Bill. (Holding answer 16 March...
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, what assessment he has made of the possible problems of coordination that might arise from the establishment of a local safeguarding board to cover a Lancashire children's services authority under Clause 9 of the Children Bill. (Holding answer 16 March...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what discussions he has held following the Munby Judgment with (a) the Minister for Children, (b) local authority associations and (c) local authorities about the application of the Children Act 1989 to young people in custody. (Information in Library Dep...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what discussions he has held following the Munby Judgment with (a) the Minister for Children, (b) local authority associations and (c) local authorities about the application of the Children Act 1989 to young people in custody. (Information in Library Dep...
That this House urges much greater recognition of the links between domestic violence and child abuse in the hope that all honourable Members who support the benefits of contact, parenting time and shared parenting will also back (a) a new legal definition of domestic violence which recognises all forms of abuse and violence affecting all family members, (b) amendments to the Children Act 1989 so that courts must not grant residence or unsupervised contact to the violent or abusive parent unless it is satisfied that this is what the child wants and it can be enacted safely, (c) an over-ruling of the Re H&R judgement so that family courts do not have to apply a higher standard of proof in cases involving more serious allegations and (d) an amendment to the Family Law Act 1986 on the use of recovery orders to prevent perpetrators from using this legislation to locate and remove a child from the care of a victim of domestic violence without a thorough assessment of all the risks involved.
That this House urges much greater recognition of the links between domestic violence and child abuse in the hope that all honourable Members who support the benefits of contact, parenting time and shared parenting will also back (a) a new legal definition of domestic violence which recognises all forms of...
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, what advice he has issued to social services departments following the recent judgement that the Children Act 1989 applies to children in prisons. - Including ref to booklet What To Do If You're Worried A Child Is Being Abused, published...
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, what advice he has issued to social services departments following the recent judgement that the Children Act 1989 applies to children in prisons. - Including ref to booklet What To Do If You're Worried A Child Is Being Abused, published...
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, which local authorities have instituted child protection investigations with regard to children held in custody or removal centres during 2003. - Not available centrally.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, which local authorities have instituted child protection investigations with regard to children held in custody or removal centres during 2003. - Not available centrally.
That this House believes that the forthcoming Green Paper on children should contain a commitment to the establishment of an independent children's commissioner for England in order to give children in England the same support and protection afforded or about to be afforded to children in Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
That this House believes that the forthcoming Green Paper on children should contain a commitment to the establishment of an independent children's commissioner for England in order to give children in England the same support and protection afforded or about to be afforded to children in Wales, Northern Ireland and...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what arrangements are made by local authorities, in which (a) Heathrow Airport, (b) Gatwick Airport, (c) Manchester Airport and (d) the Port of Dover are situated, to provide services for (i) unaccompanied children seeking asylum and (ii) children who are being trafficked.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what arrangements are made by local authorities, in which (a) Heathrow Airport, (b) Gatwick Airport, (c) Manchester Airport and (d) the Port of Dover are situated, to provide services for (i) unaccompanied children seeking asylum and (ii) children who are being trafficked.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what estimate he has made of the effectiveness of the safe house operated by West Sussex County Council in meeting the needs of children who have been trafficked to the UK; if he will issue good practice guidance to other local authorities...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what estimate he has made of the effectiveness of the safe house operated by West Sussex County Council in meeting the needs of children who have been trafficked to the UK; if he will issue good practice guidance to other local authorities...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what lessons have been learned from the performance of the Civilian Protection Monitoring Team in order to ensure that the new Verification and Monitoring Team can respond (a) rapidly and (b) effectively to reports of fighting within southern Sudan.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what lessons have been learned from the performance of the Civilian Protection Monitoring Team in order to ensure that the new Verification and Monitoring Team can respond (a) rapidly and (b) effectively to reports of fighting within southern Sudan.
That this House believes that legislation that gives children fewer rights than adults in relation to physical assaults upon them is incompatible with policies to improve child protection.
That this House believes that legislation that gives children fewer rights than adults in relation to physical assaults upon them is incompatible with policies to improve child protection.
That this House welcomes the establishment of a Children's Commissioner for Wales and the progress towards similar posts in Scotland and Northern Ireland; recognises the vital importance of listening to children and ensuring that the country treats them well on the basis of respect for their fundamental human rights; and therefore calls for the establishment of a Children's Rights commissioner for England without further delay.
That this House welcomes the establishment of a Children's Commissioner for Wales and the progress towards similar posts in Scotland and Northern Ireland; recognises the vital importance of listening to children and ensuring that the country treats them well on the basis of respect for their fundamental human rights; and...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what action he intends to take to implement the decision of the High Court on 29th November that the Children Act 1989 applies to children held in prison custody. - nc ref to 9 December 2002, 396 c128W.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what action he intends to take to implement the decision of the High Court on 29th November that the Children Act 1989 applies to children held in prison custody. - nc ref to 9 December 2002, 396 c128W.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, How he intends to improve the protection of children held in prison custody. (Failed OPQ).
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, How he intends to improve the protection of children held in prison custody. (Failed OPQ).
That this House welcomes the NSPCC's public awareness campaign promoting alternatives to the use of physical punishment to manage chldren's behaviour; calls on the Government to provide substantial funding for sustained and comprehensive positive parenting and family support programmes to help parents with the difficult job of bringing up children; and calls for law reform to accord children the same protection against assault as that enjoyed by adults.
That this House welcomes the NSPCC's public awareness campaign promoting alternatives to the use of physical punishment to manage chldren's behaviour; calls on the Government to provide substantial funding for sustained and comprehensive positive parenting and family support programmes to help parents with the difficult job of bringing up children;...
That this House is dismayed that the Government with such a positive agenda for children and a bold approach to international affairs is too timid to challenge the Victorian concept of 'reasonable chastisement'; seems prepared to accept that children can have less protection from physical assault than adults, offering inadequate support for positive parenting and the best efforts of child protection workers; and calls upon Ministers to show courage and confidence in arranging for Members of Parliament to have a free vote on whether they want to proceed further into the 21st century burdened with a policy that regards it as acceptable for parents to hurt their children.
That this House is dismayed that the Government with such a positive agenda for children and a bold approach to international affairs is too timid to challenge the Victorian concept of 'reasonable chastisement'; seems prepared to accept that children can have less protection from physical assault than adults, offering inadequate...
Childrens Rights Commissioner Bill.Second reading debate.Motion that the Bill be read a second time withdrawn. Bill withdrawn.
Childrens Rights Commissioner Bill.Second reading debate.Motion that the Bill be read a second time withdrawn. Bill withdrawn.
That this House welcomes the Government's commitment to 'root and branch' reform of the child protection system if the inquiry following the appalling death of Anna Climbie recommends it; considers that the establishment of independent children's rights commissioners in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales is of fundamental importance in keeping the rights of children to be protected always at the forefront of public concern; applauds the establishment of a Children's Commissioner in Wales; and urges the Government to support the Private Members for Lancaster and Wyre on Wednesday 17th January.
That this House welcomes the Government's commitment to 'root and branch' reform of the child protection system if the inquiry following the appalling death of Anna Climbie recommends it; considers that the establishment of independent children's rights commissioners in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales is of fundamental importance in...
That this House calls for root and branch reform of child protection to include (a) radical improvements to the status, pay, training and overall numbers of all those working in child protection, (b) the establishment of independent children's rights commissioners in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and (c) new statutory duties governing the registration and inspection of private fostering.
That this House calls for root and branch reform of child protection to include (a) radical improvements to the status, pay, training and overall numbers of all those working in child protection, (b) the establishment of independent children's rights commissioners in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and (c) new...