Closed consultation

Updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance

From:
Home Office and Laura Farris
Published
1 May 2024
Last updated
2 May 2024 — See all updates

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Summary

The government is consulting on an updated version of the statutory guidance underpinning domestic homicide reviews.

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Consultation description

This consultation seeks views on an updated version of the domestic homicide review statutory guidance.

It’s aimed at:

  • people and organisations involved in coordinating, conducting and participating in domestic homicide reviews
  • people who have been affected by fatal domestic abuse and may be contributing to a domestic homicide review

You can watch the consultation and draft guidance in British Sign Language.

Documents

Consultation: updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance (accessible)

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Consultation: updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance

PDF, 236 KB, 17 pages

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Consultation: updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance (Welsh)

PDF, 179 KB, 16 pages

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Consultation: updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance (easy read)

PDF, 1.57 MB, 29 pages

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Draft domestic homicide review statutory guidance (accessible)

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Draft domestic homicide review statutory guidance

PDF, 1.28 MB, 66 pages

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Draft domestic homicide review statutory guidance (Welsh accessible version)

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Draft domestic homicide review statutory guidance (Welsh)

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Draft domestic homicide review statutory guidance (easy read)

PDF, 5.46 MB, 53 pages

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Updates to this page

Published 1 May 2024
Last updated 2 May 2024 + show all updates

  1. Questions edited so the sections they refer to correspond with the correct sections in the draft guidance.

  2. First published.

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