Debates between Sarah Champion and Phillip Lee during the 2017-2019 Parliament

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Debate between Sarah Champion and Phillip Lee
Tuesday 5th June 2018

(6 years, 6 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Jo Platt Portrait Jo Platt (Leigh) (Lab/Co-op)
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18. What progress is being made on introducing a victims law.

Phillip Lee Portrait The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice (Dr Phillip Lee)
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Supporting victims is a key priority for the Government, which is why we are bringing forward a victims strategy this summer. In compiling the strategy, we have consulted victims groups and academics, and across Government. In doing so, we have concluded that we will need legislative and non-legislative measures to ensure that the strategy works for victims.

Sarah Champion Portrait Sarah Champion
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I hear what the Minister says, but Rotherham Council is today debating the support available to adults who survive child abuse in my constituency. I have now spoken to two Home Secretaries, two Prime Ministers and countless Ministers, and the Ministry of Justice was in Rotherham last week. Still we are not getting the cash we need to enable 1,520 victims—at the current count—to turn into survivors. Will the Minister please give us the cash we need?

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Debate between Sarah Champion and Phillip Lee
Tuesday 5th September 2017

(7 years, 3 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Phillip Lee Portrait Dr Lee
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I hate to repeat myself, but the two policy areas to which the right hon. Gentleman refers do not sit within the Ministry of Justice. Cyber-security sits with the Cabinet Office and our membership of Europol sits with the Home Office.

Sarah Champion Portrait Sarah Champion (Rotherham) (Lab)
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4. What assessment his Department has made of the adequacy of compensation paid by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority in child sex abuse cases.