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Enactment stage Impact assessments for the Criminal Justice and Courts Act.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Assessment of the financial costs to local authorities of implementing the new Prevent Duty.
This impact assessment gives costs and benefits of implementing amendments to the European Directive on the Re-use of Public Sector Information.
The Judicial Diversity Taskforce has published its final annual report.
How the government is carrying out its commitment to review the impact of Employment Tribunal fees.
The Forensic Science Regulator has published a code of Practice and Conduct for forensic science providers and practioners in the criminal justice system.
Comments are being sought on the 'Guidance: Validation Consultation draft'.
These documents form the 'organised, serious and gang-related crime' section of the Serious Crime Bill.
These documents form the 'protection of children and miscellaneous' section of the Serious Crime Bill.
The UK certificate policy and practice statement.
What the government is doing to reduce reoffending to reduce the number of victims and the cost to the taxpayer.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
How the government is introducing new measures to fight alcohol-related crime and antisocial behaviour.
How the government is supporting victims of domestic violence and abuse and making sure perpetrators are brought to justice.
The Home Office is responsible for preventing crime and making sure people feel safe in their homes and communities.
How the government is working to improve the transparency of the justice system by publishing data and information that is accessible and easily understood.
Young offenders need education and training to enable them to return to school or college or find employment, but too many lack basic skills.
To meet the needs of victims and save public money we need a criminal justice system that is less bureaucratic and costs less to run.
We need to make sure that sentences are more effective at punishing offenders and repairing the harm caused to victims.
How the government is making sure victims of crime get the support they need, as a fundamental part of a civilised justice system.
UK counter-piracy activity off the coast of Somalia, and HMG advice to the shipping industry and travellers.
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