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Home Office consultation conclusion published December 2010.
Home Office consultation.
Home Office consultation February 2011.
Home Office consultation review published December 2010.
Terms of reference for Home Office consultation review.
Home Office consultation review published 28 June 2010.
Home Office consultation review published 15 June 2010
Home Office consultation published 12 October 2009.
Home Office consultation published 18 March 2011.
Home Office consultation guidance published March 2011
Home Office consultation results published March 2011.
Home Office consultation published 7 December 2009.
Home Office consultation questionnaire results published March 2011.
Entry clearance guidance used by UK Visas and Immigration to decide applications to come to the UK.
UK Visas and Immigration guidance for how it considers applications from people claiming a derivative right of residence.
Equality impact assessment and impact assessment for the English language requirement for partners used by UK Visas and Immigration.
UK Visas and Immigration guidance on how it considers removing applicants who have been refused leave to remain in the UK.
Immigration (PACE codes of practice) direction 2000.
Immigration staff guidance on managing the return of families with children where one family member is a foreign national offender (FNO).
Immigration staff guidance on giving an operational briefing and what it includes in each briefing.
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