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The NSPCC Policy team responds to government Green Papers and influences the development of policies and laws that affect children and young people - especially those designed to end cruelty to children. Below are the most recent government consultations we've responded to.
NSPCC response to the Home Office consultation on forced marriage (PDF, 211KB)
March 2012
Cross-government definition of domestic violence: the NSPCC’s consultation response (PDF, 450KB)
March 2012
NSPCC response to the domestic violence disclosure scheme (PDF, 385KB)
January 2012
Letter to the Health Professions Council in response to the consultation on the draft standards of proficiency for social workers in England (PDF, 389KB)
November 2011
NSPCC response to the Commission on a UK Bill of Rights (PDF, 273KB)
November 2011
NSPCC response to consultation on the British crime survey intimate personal violence questionnaire (PDF, 55KB)
October 2011
NSPCC response to the questionnaire for the arrangements for the inspection of local authority children’s services consultation (PDF, 117KB)
September 2011
NSPCC response to the inspection of local authority fostering services and independent fostering agencies (PDF, 427KB)
August 2011
NSPCC response to the inspection of local authority and voluntary adoption agencies (PDF, 357KB)
August 2011
NSPCC response to reforming the notification requirements of registered sex offenders (part 2 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003) (PDF, 205KB)
August 2011
NSPCC submission to the Joint Committee on Human Rights Inquiry on proposals for the sex offender register (PDF, 251KB)
July 2011
NSPCC response to Family Justice Review interim report (PDF, 97KB)
June 2011
NSPCC response to the green paper Support and aspiration: a new approach to special educational needs and disability (PDF, 304KB)
June 2011
NSPCC letter to Sally Coates, Chair of the review of teaching standards (PDF, 912KB)
June 2011
NSPCC response to call for evidence on the rights of disabled children in the UK: child protection (PDF, 234KB)
May 2011
NSPCC response to Ensuring good behaviour in schools: guidance for governing bodies, head teachers, school staff and employers (PDF, 104KB)
May 2011
NSPCC response to the inspection of residential provision in boarding and residential special schools (PDF, 63KB)
May 2011
NSPCC response to Inspection 2012 (PDF, 61KB)
May 2011
NSPCC response to Crown Prosecution Service’s consultation on Interim guidance on perverting the course of justice: charging in cases involving rape and/or domestic violence allegations (PDF, 93KB)
May 2011
NSPCC response to the consultation on statutory duties (PDF, 67KB)
April 2011
NSPCC response to proposals for the reform of legal aid in England and Wales (PDF, 111KB)
March 2011
NSPCC response to the Bailey review on the commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood (PDF, 114KB)
March 2011
See also Premature sexualisation: understanding the risks: outcomes of the NSPCC’s expert seminar series
NSPCC response to the National Statistician’s review of crime statistics (PDF, 71KB)
March 2011
NSPCC response to Breaking the cycle: effective punishment, rehabilitation and sentencing of offenders (PDF, 132KB)
March 2011
NSPCC response to Improvements to Ministry of Justice statistics (PDF, 52KB)
February 2011
NSPCC response to Sentencing Council’s public consultation on assault guidelines (PDF, 84KB)
January 2011
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