Does judicial review strike the right balance between enabling citizens to challenge the lawfulness of government action and allowing the executive and local authorities to carry on the business of government? Call for evidence. 12p.

Does judicial review strike the right balance between enabling citizens to challenge the lawfulness of government action and allowing the executive and local authorities to carry on the business of government? Call for evidence. 12p.

I. Letter dated 19/11/2013 from Lord McNally to Baroness Hughes and Baroness Jones regarding family justice clauses in the Children and Families Bill. 3 p. II. Annex A: Draft amendments to support Clause 14. 32 p. III. Annex B: draft Practice Direction to replace 12A. 18 p. IV. Annex C: Application for a care or supervision order and applications for other orders under Part 4 of the Children Act 1989. 17 p. V. Practice Direction 15B. 5 p. VI. Family Mediation Council (FMC) - Agreed minimum requirements for mediators carrying out information and assessment meetings. 2 p. VII. FMC: Guidance for PPCs in relation to mediators carrying out mediation information and assessment meetings. VIII. Family Procedure Rule Committee. Consultation paper: Care, Supervision and other Part 4 Proceedings: proposed changes to the Family Procedure Rules Part 12. 5 p. IX. Annex to Practice Direction 36c. Pilot Practice Direction 12a: care, supervision and other Part 4 proceedings: guide to case management. 18 p.

I. Letter dated 19/11/2013 from Lord McNally to Baroness Hughes and Baroness Jones regarding family justice clauses in the Children and Families Bill. 3 p. II. Annex A: Draft amendments to support Clause 14. 32 p. III. Annex B: draft Practice Direction to replace 12A. 18 p. IV. Annex C:...

I. Response to Ministry of Justice consultation on Reform of Legal Aid from the Armed Forces Criminal Legal Aid Authority. 8 p. II. Response to Ministry of Justice consultation on Reform of Legal Aid from the National Audit Office. 17 p. III. Response to Ministry of Justice consultation on Reform of Legal Aid from the NHS Litigation Authority. 3 p. IV. Response to Ministry of Justice consultation on Reform of Legal Aid from the Social Entitlement Chamber of the First Tier Tribunals. 8 p.

I. Response to Ministry of Justice consultation on Reform of Legal Aid from the Armed Forces Criminal Legal Aid Authority. 8 p. II. Response to Ministry of Justice consultation on Reform of Legal Aid from the National Audit Office. 17 p. III. Response to Ministry of Justice consultation on Reform...

Family Justice Review: Terms of Reference. 2 p.

Family Justice Review: Terms of Reference. 2 p.

My noble Friend the Parliamentary Under Secretary of state (Lord Bach) has made the following Written ministerial statement. ““Between 18 June and 10 September 2008, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and the Legal Services commission (LSC) consulted on options for how payments made under the Family Graduated Fees Scheme, which...

My noble Friend the Parliamentary Under Secretary of state (Lord Bach) has made the following Written ministerial statement. ““Between 18 June and 10 September 2008, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and the Legal Services commission (LSC) consulted on options for how payments made under the Family Graduated Fees Scheme, which...

Between 18 June and 10 September 2008, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and the Legal Services Commission (LSC) consulted on options for how payments made under the family graduated fees scheme, which governs payments to barristers for family legal aid work, could be reduced in order to live within budget...

Between 18 June and 10 September 2008, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and the Legal Services Commission (LSC) consulted on options for how payments made under the family graduated fees scheme, which governs payments to barristers for family legal aid work, could be reduced in order to live within budget...

Whether the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service is currently experiencing any delay in the allocation of (a) private law, and (b) public law cases.

Whether the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service is currently experiencing any delay in the allocation of (a) private law, and (b) public law cases.

What plans the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service has to recruit additional front-line staff for (a) private law, and (b) public law work; and

What plans the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service has to recruit additional front-line staff for (a) private law, and (b) public law work; and

To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, how many cases in (a) private and (b) public law remained unallocated on (i) 31st December 2002 and (ii) 30th March 2003; and what the average time taken to complete reports was in both categories. - Includes figures.

To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, how many cases in (a) private and (b) public law remained unallocated on (i) 31st December 2002 and (ii) 30th March 2003; and what the average time taken to complete reports was in both categories. - Includes figures.

Whether they consider it to be in accordance with contemporary principles of British parliamentary democracy for legislation to be necessary (in a political, if not a legal sense) to authorise an extension of Ministers' powers; and, if not, why not; and further to the Written Answer by Baroness Scotland of...

Whether they consider it to be in accordance with contemporary principles of British parliamentary democracy for legislation to be necessary (in a political, if not a legal sense) to authorise an extension of Ministers' powers; and, if not, why not; and further to the Written Answer by Baroness Scotland of...

To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will make a statement on the NFM Tavistock Institute research project on mediation in public law and social services departments.

To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will make a statement on the NFM Tavistock Institute research project on mediation in public law and social services departments.

Support services in family proceedings: future organisation of court welfare services: consultation paper. DH/HO/LCD/WO. 1998.

Support services in family proceedings: future organisation of court welfare services: consultation paper. DH/HO/LCD/WO. 1998.

If the Royal College of Psychiatrists has finalised its arrangements for the training of its members in mental health law. - No.

If the Royal College of Psychiatrists has finalised its arrangements for the training of its members in mental health law. - No.

If HMGovt intend to amend Questions of Procedure for Ministers so as to bring it into line with proposed Civil Service code, by providing that Ministers have a duty to comply with the law, including international law and treaty obligations. - Includes ref to answer of 8 November (WA 213).

If HMGovt intend to amend Questions of Procedure for Ministers so as to bring it into line with proposed Civil Service code, by providing that Ministers have a duty to comply with the law, including international law and treaty obligations. - Includes ref to answer of 8 November (WA 213).

Various questions on taxation & public law proceedings & Inland Revenue.

Various questions on taxation & public law proceedings & Inland Revenue.