Domestic Abuse: Victim Support Schemes
(asked on 14th December 2020) - View Source
Question to the Ministry of Justice:
To ask Her Majesty's Government how much of the victims core grant funding Police and Crime Commissioner’s spent between 1 April 2019 and 31 March 2020 on (1) domestic abuse services, (2) domestic violence specialist services, (3) domestic abuse perpetrator programmes, (4) family court domestic abuse support, and (5) Independent Domestic Violence Advisers.
In 2019/20 Police and Crime Commissioners received £70.3m from the Ministry of Justice to provide or commission support services for victims of crime, including victims of Domestic Abuse. PCCs also spend additional money from other sources on victims’ services.
It is not possible to provide the spend on specific sub-categories of Domestic Abuse services, as it cannot be disaggregated from overall spend for all PCCs.
1. Ratification of the Council of Europe convention on combating violence against women and domestic violence - progress report 2020
22/10/2020 - Home Office
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Found: Convention on
Combating Violence Against Women and Girls and Domestic
Violence (Istanbul Convention)
2. Ratification of the Council of Europe convention on combating violence against women and domestic violence - progress report 2020
22/10/2020 - Home Office
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Found: Convention on
Combating Violence Against Women and Girls and Domestic
Violence (Istanbul Convention)
3. June 2019 report by the Joint Committee on the Draft Domestic Abuse Bill
03/07/2020 - Home Office
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Found: Joint Committee on the Draft
Domestic Abuse Bill
Draft Domestic Abuse
Bill
First Report of Session
4. 13th Special Report - Domestic abuse: Government Response to the Committee’s Ninth Report of Session 2017–19
09/05/2019 - Inquiry: Domestic abuse - Home Affairs Committee
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Domestic abuse: Government Response to the Committee’s Ninth
5. Ratification of the Council of Europe convention on combating violence against women and domestic violence - progress report 2019
31/10/2019 - Home Office
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Found: Combating Violence Against Women and Girls and Domestic
Violence (Istanbul Convention)
2019 Report on
1. Domestic Abuse Bill
01/02/2021 - Lords Chamber
1: was, arrived in this House, we opposed paragraph 4 of Schedule 2, which exempts data processed for purposes - Speech Link
2: supporting it.The key point is that victims of domestic abuse and their witnesses must be able to divulge - Speech Link
2. Domestic Abuse Bill
05/01/2021 - Lords Chamber
1: achieve through the Bill to all victims and survivors of domestic abuse; to all those courageous people - Speech Link
3. Domestic Abuse Bill
10/02/2021 - Lords Chamber
1: “Transfer of joint tenancies and survivors of domestic abuse (1) This section applies where there are - Speech Link
4. Domestic Abuse Bill (Sixth sitting)
10/06/2020 - Public Bill Committees
1: certainly if the victim shares children with the perpetrator.In a case where somebody is struggling - Speech Link
2: when I said the perpetrator could not make representations, I was thinking of court representations. - Speech Link
5. Domestic Abuse Bill
06/07/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: clause 16—Special measures in family proceedings: victims of domestic abuse.Government new clause - Speech Link
6. Domestic Abuse Bill
27/01/2021 - Lords Chamber
1: Lady Finlay of Llandaff, talked about alcohol abuse and gave several examples of the distress that it - Speech Link
2: Licensing Act 2003, which reported in 2017. Substance abuse in the form of alcohol was indirectly related to - Speech Link
7. Domestic Abuse Bill (Ninth sitting)
16/06/2020 - Public Bill Committees
1: head of policy and advocacy for the Children’s Commissioner’s Office wrote to me to explain that she had - Speech Link
2: after “64” insert“, (Homelessness: victims of domestic abuse)”.This amendment is consequential - Speech Link
3: 16—Homelessness: victims of domestic abuse.New clause 13—Homelessness and domestic abuse—“(1) Part - Speech Link
8. Domestic Abuse Bill (First sitting)
29/10/2019 - Public Bill Committees
1: Sub-Committee.Ordered,That—(1) the Committee shall (in addition to its first meeting - Speech Link
9. Domestic Abuse Bill (Seventh sitting)
11/06/2020 - Public Bill Committees
1: ” insert—“by all persons affected by domestic abuse regardless of status, duly taking into account - Speech Link
2: strengthens the duty placed on Local Authorities by Part 4 and provides clarity about what Local Authorities - Speech Link
10. Domestic Abuse Bill
28/04/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: Committee, Home Office preparedness for Covid-19: domestic abuse and risks of harm within the home, HC321; First - Speech Link
2: personal and heart-wrenching experience of domestic abuse. She was not alone in showing great courage - Speech Link
asked by: Lord Polak
24/12/2020
... and (5) Independent Domestic Violence Advisers. 2. Domestic Abuse: Victim Support Schemes
asked by: Lord Polak
24/12/2020
... and (5) Independent Domestic Violence Advisers. 3. Courts: Domestic Abuse
asked by: Liz Saville Roberts
12/09/2017
... civil or family court. 4. Police and Crime Commissioners: Fire and Rescue Services
asked by: Lord Kennedy of Southwark
01/02/2018
... and (5) public safety. 5. Omar al-Bashir
asked by: Lord Alton of Liverpool
22/07/2019
... and (5) restitution for victims of violence in Sudan.