We're extending polygraph monitoring to terrorist offenders as part of the upcoming Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill. The Guardian's @iansample looks at the science behind how probation use the technology to keep the public safe. Read more: https://t.co/oQ7cNKlnAJ https://t.co/Wz7ldtvoOH

This week we confirmed plans for judges, magistrates and coroners to be allowed to continue to serve until they are 75. This will provide them with greater choice and retain the expertise of experienced judicial post holders. Read more: https://t.co/exgwoyJyiE https://t.co/mVBD0tZVdp

Today the Rt Hon @Michael_Ellis1 QC MP and Rt Hon @lucyfrazermp QC MP have been sworn-in as Attorney General and Solictor General for England and Wales. Read more about the role of these Law Officers here: https://t.co/CXnCFmfwKX https://t.co/JakgS5kreJ

TW // sexual abuse “Surviving sexual abuse is a long process: I needed support in the past, I get it now, & I know it'll help in the future.” Kim sought support from @NAPAC 10 years ago & now works as Fundraising Manager to help others. Find support at https://t.co/kEQXFUxMwe https://t.co/PIG7obulOG

TW // sexual abuse All children have a right to be safe from sexual abuse. If something has happened to you or someone you know, there’s always someone who'll listen & take what you say seriously. For advice & support visit https://t.co/5vGyY6gLRA #StopAbuseTogether #CEADay21 https://t.co/IScnAdWj69

Today @RobertBuckland has unveiled plans to reform the Judicial Review process & provide courts with a greater range of powers. We’re acting on recommendations from an independent panel of experts who gathered evidence from organisations, academics & legal professionals. (1/3) https://t.co/mFUckQvOQH

It is the Lord Chancellor’s duty to protect our world-class, independent courts and judiciary. These reforms will defend the judiciary from being drawn into political questions & preserve the integrity of Judicial Review for its intended purpose. https://t.co/IkMFxOOdYA (2/3) https://t.co/ohCzEYE4P9

We want to keep this conversation going. That’s why we’re launching a public consultation to explore further measures informed by the panel’s analysis. Find out more and have your say: https://t.co/aAQcwtw1cH (3/3) https://t.co/Jx9IZ5TTWk

“The Government would like to go further to protect the Judiciary from unwanted political entanglements.” Watch @RobertBuckland outline plans to reform the Judicial Review process in the @HouseofCommons today. https://t.co/3TMeSr0MWj

TW // sexual abuse £11m will help recruit more Independent Sexual Violence & Independent Domestic Violence Advisors to support victims. This funding is on top of £16m announced in Feb, allowing orgs to recruit 650+ more ISVAs & IDVAs. https://t.co/dMdEUYlBgk #ItStillMatters https://t.co/MqKiKGzx9M

More than half of those convicted of burglary and theft go on to re-offend within a year of release. For the first time, these offenders will be fitted with GPS tags on release from prison, aiming to protect the public from further burglaries and thefts. https://t.co/emgUGn49UL

We want to hear ideas from your organisation! Our Local Leadership & Integration Fund is designed to empower & help local partners to develop interventions that improve support for prison leavers & cut crime. 🚨 Applications close 3pm on 22 March 2021 👇 https://t.co/UwXv7yDMKp https://t.co/DEHJCjabUL

“These measures will make our country safer by restoring faith in a system that works not for the criminal minority, but the law abiding majority.” Today, @RobertBuckland launches the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill. Find out more: https://t.co/0BFI7tHsb4 https://t.co/gpkcSp3icB

We’re reforming the justice system with the introduction of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts (PCSC) Bill to: - Protect the public - Build safer communities - Provide more accessibility in our courts - Toughen punishments for the worst offenders https://t.co/0BFI7tHsb4 https://t.co/b3cezIgU8y

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Giving judges the option to use Whole Life Orders (WLOs) in more cases including for the premeditated murder of a child. Find out more about the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill: https://t.co/0BFI7tHsb4 2/5 https://t.co/0cAxm2xr21

Amending the common law to permit British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters in the jury room during deliberations. Find out more about the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill: https://t.co/0BFI7tHsb4 3/5 https://t.co/KKEcEw2Qij

Increasing the maximum penalty for criminal damage of a memorial to 10 years. Find out more about the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill: https://t.co/0BFI7tHsb4 4/5 https://t.co/kVE8LzFT9E

Protecting young people from abuse by extending Positions of Trust. Under new legislation, sports coaches, faith leaders & similar roles will be prohibited from having sexual relations with 16-17 year olds. Find out more about our justice reforms: https://t.co/0BFI7tHsb4 5/5 https://t.co/Nl0GBlnl6v

“Working frontline during the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve had to become much more resilient & adapt to rapid changes...” Join us in celebrating our #ExtraordinaryWomen as Chantelle shares her story, what #IWD2021 means to her & her inspiration @IyanlaVanzant ✨ https://t.co/2lRcBLCbr6

Our probation service plays a crucial role in a prison leaver’s journey to rehabilitation. Chantelle shares her story about working on the frontline 🎥 https://t.co/Pe98LWZXGT #HiddenHeroes https://t.co/42O5yN7XMX

Today, the @UKSupremeCourt has announced that Lady Justice Rose will be joining as a Justice. She will take up the position on 13 April. Read more: https://t.co/8Y1er9pkyp https://t.co/3TczhOFtDL

TW // sexual abuse It can be hard to know what to say to a friend or family member who has confided in you about the sexual abuse they’ve experienced. Find guidance on how to talk to someone you know & the kinds of support available at https://t.co/kJ5kQrAjiz #ItStillMatters https://t.co/IIkUN8QZ0s

Young adults in the CJS have a high risk of reoffending. Services that get their lives back on track are vital. We're announcing a first of its kind probation hub for 18-25 y/o to: +Address distinct needs +Support mental health +Offer mentoring & therapy https://t.co/LBJf8soQK6 https://t.co/Qp8e0zmDzI

3 new Nightingale courts are opening this week in Wolverhampton, Liverpool and Croydon. These temporary venues are increasing capacity in the justice system whilst protecting court users. Find out more about our Nightingale Courts here: https://t.co/OLCB6O7d9A https://t.co/1XQUTNK3Ms

Jo Farrar @ceoofhmpps appointed as new Second Permanent Secretary @MoJGovUK The newly created role brings together @hmpps @OPGGovUK @LegalAidAgency & @CICAgov, & will support Permanent Secretary @AntoniaRomeoUK in leading across Ministry of Justice group https://t.co/85yjayEbte https://t.co/nj3wmt2dNe

Opening today’s Justice Orals, Lord Chancellor @RobertBuckland reflected on building a justice system better able to protect women. Watch below for his full statement. Find out more about the government’s immediate steps and plans: https://t.co/dMdEUYlBgk https://t.co/8x7rcALqxm

Today is a national #DayOfReflection where we look back on an incredibly difficult year. As the progress made against COVID-19 means we can begin to look forward to a brighter future, @RobertBuckland reflects on those we have lost & the tireless work of our #JusticeHeroes. https://t.co/EcensvuPRh

TW // sexual abuse The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill aims to protect young people from abuse by extending Positions of Trust laws. Sports coaches, faith leaders & similar roles will be prohibited from having sexual relations with 16-17 y/o https://t.co/0BFI7tZ32C https://t.co/h9yrmFKjY9

To help reduce delays in the justice system 14 new Nightingale courtrooms are opening at locations including London, Birmingham & Manchester. We have also announced a new 'super courtroom' due to be created to hear multi-hander cases. Find out more here: https://t.co/QOJM3bNqCF https://t.co/LoJw31qu1e

From rolling out video calls across the prison estate to facilitating 22,000+ remote hearings each week... All staff, agencies & partners @MoJGovUK continue to go the extra mile to protect the public & support those in the criminal justice system. #JusticeHeroes #HiddenHeroes🌟 https://t.co/bobMXipWYO

We’re proud of our #HiddenHeroes in the probation service who continue to keep us safe while meeting the challenges brought by COVID. @HMIProbation have rightly praised staff for adapting their vital work during the pandemic to supervise offenders and keep the public safe. https://t.co/4pFctcT1fR https://t.co/pkxMSGMMRW

TW // sexual abuse Support services like @RapeCrisisEandW are available if you’ve experienced sexual abuse. If you feel at risk of harm, stay at home measures don’t apply. For more info on the types of services you can turn to, visit https://t.co/XoWzLyv9KO #ItStillMatters https://t.co/7dfhODDbXB

TW // sexual abuse It’s never too late to get support from specialists who understand how hard it is to talk about sexual abuse. Visit https://t.co/f2TOJFuLO7 #ItStillMatters https://t.co/IZFLyf05DT

As #LGBTHM21 comes to an end, we’re celebrating the role of allies at the Ministry of Justice. Listen to Sam and Catherine from @MOJ_Spirit talk about the importance of allyship and how we can all play our part in creating an inclusive organisation. https://t.co/SVCLNK5NQu

TW Revenge porn is a crime and it can happen to anyone. We want to better support victims of this distressing and debilitating crime. Today’s #DABill will extend the current offence to cover threats to disclose intimate images without consent. For more: https://t.co/EDQ1SQqMYO https://t.co/qNTHOVpSVd

TW // sexual abuse “The past 12 months have seen me finally face what happened to me, seek support, & go on to heal after experiencing PTSD.” Sexual abuse support services helped 28-year-old Sophie to heal after she was raped by a stranger while travelling at 21. 1/2 https://t.co/eUY0STqkPs

“Seven years later, after seeing an article from a fellow survivor, I realised it was time to tell my story.” If you’ve experienced sexual abuse or violence, support is available. It’s free, independent & confidential. https://t.co/GcFIeX2pk3 2/2 https://t.co/KjPrJ1a29T

Baroness Hale has had a trailblazing career as the first woman to serve as President of the Supreme Court. 👂Listen to this podcast from @PHSOmbudsman to hear her speak about the challenges she has faced and overcome during her time in the profession: https://t.co/TwTMLRklhU https://t.co/TOzdekcoMz

TW Sexual Abuse Referral Centres (SARCs) provide free & non-judgemental advice & care from specially trained doctors, nurses, & support workers. If you’ve experienced sexual abuse, find confidential support from SARCs & other services: https://t.co/LqhtHi8Ge8 #ItStillMatters https://t.co/12TGyjGLSR

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Question to the Department for Education:

To ask Her Majesty's Government (1) how many Education, Health and Care (EHC) plans were agreed, (2) how many EHC appeals took place, and (3) of those appeals, how many were successful, in each year from 2016.

Answered by Baroness Berridge - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Education)

The number of Education, Health and Care (EHC) plans agreed is contained in the table below.

These figures are from the Department for Education publication ‘Education, Health and Care plans’ and are for calendar years.

The Ministry of Justice has provided figures on appeals and outcomes from the publication Tribunal Statistics Quarterly and these are given in the attached Excel spreadsheet. The Ministry of Justice figures relate to academic years from 1 September to 31 August of each year and are, therefore, not directly comparable to the Department for Education figures. Please note as well that a claim is recorded as being in favour of the appellant if they succeed in any part of the appeal. This means that if a parent appeals on three separate grounds, and is successful in only one of the grounds, the appeal is recorded as being successful.

Question to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office:

To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the report by Defence for Children International Isolated and Alone, published in December 2020; and, in particular, the finding that Palestinian children are routinely detained in solitary confinement for an average of more than 14 days for interrogation purposes.

Answered by Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon - Minister of State (Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office)

We are aware of the Defense for Children's report entitled, 'Isolated and Alone: Palestinian children held in solitary confinement by Israeli authorities for interrogation'. We remain committed to working with Israel to secure improvements to the practices surrounding children in detention and regularly raise this with the Israeli Ministry of Justice, most recently on 23 February 2021. Our Embassy in Tel Aviv will continue to have a regular dialogue with Israel on this issue. We also fund projects providing legal aid to assist children with legal representation and capacity building assistance to local lawyers. We continue to call on the Israeli authorities to comply with their obligations under international law.

Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:

To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the changing costs of medical litigation; and what steps they are taking to address such costs.

Answered by Lord Bethell - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Health and Social Care)

In 2017 the National Audit confirmed that developments in the legal market are amongst the biggest factors influencing costs, rather than any detectable decline in patient safety.

The Department is working with the Ministry of Justice, other Government departments and NHS Resolution, to address this issue. The Government will publish a consultation on the next steps in 2021.

Question to the Home Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what assessment she has made of the effect on police budgets of fees payable to HM Courts & Tribunals Service for civil applications.

Answered by Kit Malthouse - Minister of State (Home Office)

The Home Office and Ministry of Justice work together closely to ensure that fees paid by public authorities are set at appropriate levels. It is only right that the government seeks to recover a contribution towards the costs of providing HMCTS services from court and tribunal users – including public authorities – where they can afford to do so. Such contributions are used to fund a more effective and efficient court service and support access to justice.

On the 4th February 2021, the Government published a total police funding settlement of up to £15.8 billion in 2021/22, an increase of up to £636 million compared to 2020/21.

Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps his Department is taking to help ensure that clinicians are not subject to (a) legal and (b) regulatory action for work outside their usual area of expertise during the covid-19 outbreak.

Answered by Nadine Dorries - Minister of State (Department of Health and Social Care)

In April 2020, the Department wrote to National Health Service staff to reassure them that state indemnity for clinical negligence is in place to cover their work on the COVID-19 response. The Department has also worked with the NHS, healthcare regulatory bodies and the Ministry of Justice to ensure that complaints processes, investigations and legal claims do not place an undue burden on staff or detract from responding to the pandemic.

In March 2020, the healthcare regulatory bodies issued a joint statement recognising that professionals may need to depart from established procedures in order to care for patients and people using health and social care services. This made clear that they would take into account COVID-19 factors when assessing concerns about professionals. These principles were re-affirmed in a further joint statement issued in January 2021.

Question to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government:

To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, what estimate he has made of the number of people who are at risk of eviction due to unmet rent payments that are currently protected by the eviction moratorium in (a) Thames Valley region, (b) Oxfordshire and (c) Oxford West and Abingdon constituency.

Answered by Christopher Pincher - Minister of State (Housing, Communities and Local Government)

The Department does not currently hold information on the value of private housing rent arrears and the associated risk of eviction in Thames Valley region, Oxfordshire and Oxford West and Abingdon constituency.

This Government has provided an unprecedented package of financial support to help renters throughout the COVID-19 pandemic afford their housing costs. Notably, to help prevent people getting into financial hardship, we have increased the local housing allowance (LHA) rate to the 30th percentile of local market rents in each area. The increased LHA rates will be maintained at the current levels in cash terms in 2021/22, even in areas where the 30th percentile of local rents has gone down. We are also extending the £20 per week uplift in Universal Credit for a further 6 months and providing a one-off payment of £500 to eligible Working Tax Credit claimants.

In addition, the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme has offered support for businesses to pay staff salaries, enabling people to continue to pay their rent and has been extended until September 2021. For those who require additional support, Discretionary Housing Payments (DHP) are available. As announced at the spending round for 2020/21, there is already £180 million in DHPs for local authorities to distribute for supporting renters with housings costs in the private and social rented sectors. For 2021-22 the Government will make available £140 million in DHP funding, which takes account of the increased LHA rates.

Our package of support is preventing evictions. The English Housing Survey Household Resilience Study found that in June-July 2020 the majority of private renters, 93%, were up-to-date with rent payments. The Ministry of Justice recorded only 548 landlord repossessions between April and end December 2020 compared to 22,444 over the same period in 2019.

Question to the Home Office:

To ask Her Majesty's Government how many people were (1) charged, and (2) convicted, with (a) forcing someone to marry, and (b) breaching a forced marriage protection order, under the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, in (i) 2016, (ii) 2017, (iii) 2018, (iv) 2019, and (v) 2020.

Answered by Baroness Williams of Trafford - Minister of State (Home Office)

The Home office does not hold information on the number of people that were charged with forced marriage offences or breaching a forced marriage protection order.

The number of convictions for forced marriage offences is held by the Ministry of Justice.

The number of convictions for offences relating to forced marriage and breaching forced marriage protection orders for calendar years 2016-2019 can be found in the table below.

Data for 2020 is due to be published in May 2021.

The figures given in the table relate to defendants for whom these offences were the principal offences for which they were dealt with. When a defendant has been found guilty of two or more offences it is the offence for which the heaviest penalty is imposed. Where the same disposal is imposed for two or more offences, the offence selected is the offence for which the statutory maximum penalty is the most severe.

Question to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government:

To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, what steps his Department has taken to implement the recommendations of the Safe Homes for Women Leaving Prison initiative’s findings and recommendations report; and if he will make a statement.

Answered by Christopher Pincher - Minister of State (Housing, Communities and Local Government)

The Government is aware of the Safe Homes for Women Leaving Prison reports. My Department continues to work closely with the Ministry of Justice to ensure this vulnerable group are supported.

We have announced new support for prison leavers at risk of homelessness into private rental tenancies and will set out further details in due course.

As part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Justice secured £11.5 million to support individuals at risk of homelessness on their release from prison and to help them move on to permanent accommodation. In addition, following investment of £5.1 million in women’s services in the two years following publication of the Female Offender Strategy, a further £2.5 million was made available in 2020/21 for women’s community sector organisations.  The Female Offender Strategy also committed to piloting at least five Residential Women’s Centres.

Women shouldn’t feel unsafe late at night. If they were exclusively able to carry pepper spray they would regain some control for themselves. Men are undeniably stronger than women, and male on female crime is rife, therefore we should be able to protect ourselves, effectively.

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Very interesting article in the Times today about @APPGMJ's recent report on the CCRC. "Glyn Maddocks asks: “How’s [the CCRC] supposed to fight the MoJ for extra resources when it has been cut back so dramatically?”" https://t.co/aVgLpeC52H @we_are_APPEAL

On Tuesday 23 March at 2:30pm we are taking evidence from Antonia Romeo, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice ⁦@MoJGovUK⁩ Details below 👇 Committee looks at Justice Ministry plans for police, prisons and courts - Committees - UK Parliament https://t.co/lT0zM2HRFA

@DavidBuxtondc @best_lidia @natalyadell @RNID @MoJGovUK @NADP_official Thanks for the tag; yes, please write to me at MoJ or House of Commons and I will obtain more details. I am very pleased that we are able to make this change in the Bill.

Welcome news from MoJ but we should never forget it was the bravery of others speaking out about abuse they suffered that led to this. Their stories/need to close the loophole for future athletes certainly inspired me, @SarahChampionMP @Tanni_GT to keep fighting with @NSPCC https://t.co/LYX4cwb0fd

The government is introducing its Police, Crime, Courts and Sentencing bill today hoping to show it is tough on crime. But its decade of MoJ cuts has proven the opposite. The number of cases facing delays is at a record high - leaving countless victims without justice #R4Today

The Ministry of Justice says it's committed to creating a 'workforce that is reflective of our diverse society at all grades’. Let that sink in for a second! Happy International Women's Day all The Government at its finest ♥️ https://t.co/5urpOhAhNY

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