Policy paper

Family justice review: interim report

The Family Justice Review’s interim report sets out proposals to tackle problems faced by the family justice system.

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

Documents

Executive summary and recommendations

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Family Justice Review: interim report

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Questionnaire

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Young People’s Guide to the Family Justice Review

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Young people's questionnaire

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Details

The Family Justice Review’s interim report sets out proposals to tackle problems faced by the family justice system.

The panel’s recommendations aim to bring greater coherence through organisational change and better management, make the system more able to cope with current and future pressures, reduce duplication of scrutiny and to divert more issues away from court.

The full report and the Young People’s Guide are available below.

The consultation on the report has now closed and the responses received are currently being analysed with the final report due out in the Autumn. 

For ease of use, we have extracted the executive summary and recommendations section from the report

Online questionnaire

Young people’s online questionnaire

Published 31 March 2011