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Child Support Agency quarterly summary statistics: March 2012

A statistical report providing figures on caseloads, enforcement, appeals, collections and outstanding arrears.

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Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics March 2012

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Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics first release March 2012

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Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics March 2012 in Excel

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DWP is responsible for the child maintenance system in Great Britain. It funds information and support for separating parents and runs the statutory child maintenance schemes, currently operated through the Child Support Agency (CSA).

DWP assumed responsibility for the CSA from the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission on the 1 August 2012, following an announcement on 14 October 2010 that the Commission would become an executive agency of DWP as part of the Public Bodies Reform. The Commission had responsibility for the CSA between the 1 November 2008 and the 31 July 2012, prior to that DWP had responsibility for the CSA.

The figures presented include cases managed off system.

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Published 25 April 2012

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