[PDF] Top 20 House of Commons Library: Briefing Paper: Number CBP07802: 2 December 2016: Social Work Regulation (England)

... good social work practice in England, a number of serious case reviews and inspections have highlighted inconsistency in practice across the country, and in some cases have pointed to failings in ... See full document

... The number of applicants who lived in Scotland (and hence were not liable for variable fees at institutions in Scotland) increased by 2% in 2006, compared to a 4% fall among those living in ...and ... See full document

... the 2016-17 academic year, maintenance grants will be replaced with maintenance loans for new students from England, paid back only when their earnings exceed £21,000 a year, saving ... See full document

... The number of applicants who lived in Scotland (and hence were not liable for variable fees at institutions in Scotland) increased by 2% in 2006, compared to a 4% fall among those living in ...and ... See full document

... needed. This is particularly important at a time of tight public finances and growing demand for new places. The Department for Education has said that 83% of the 213 mainstream free schools approved in waves 5-11 in ... See full document

... The Scottish Government guide to Choosing a School states that: If you have a child who is due to start primary school or who will be transferring to secondary school soon, your council will probably suggest that you ... See full document

... October 2016, Education Secretary Justine Greening gave assurances that 2016 primary data would not be used in isolation in to make decisions about school intervention: Because of the changes to primary ... See full document

... The Resolution Foundation considered the FSM eligibility issue in a blog post published on 11 January 2018: So far all families [on Universal Credit] are entitled – because very few working families with children are in ... See full document

... In March 2015, the then Education Secretary made a speech to the Bright Blue think tank which made announcements on further initiatives on PSHE alongside the PSHE Association: We will establish a new charter mark for ... See full document

... White Paper, I think there is a need to take a step back and I think that’s consistent with what I told the House on that first Monday after I was appointed, about wanting to restart the conversation with ... See full document

... subsequent parliamentary question asking about the conditions for continuation of funding received the following response: “The Chancellor announced that the Treasury will provide a guarantee for all new structural and ... See full document

... Research and innovation are key drivers of this country’s global competitiveness and key sources of economic advantage for us. Our HE sector can be proud not only of UK science: the universities across our nations are ... See full document

... The House of Commons Library research service provides MPs and their staff with the impartial briefing and evidence base they need to do their work in scrutinising Government, proposing ... See full document

... debate on this amendment, followed by a division. The amendment was defeated 5 votes to 8. Speaking to this amendment, Gordon Marsden said that Clause 23 raised some important issues about what would happen to the ... See full document

... a social need for change: that individuals should have access to a national system of technical qualifications that is easy to understand, has credibility with employers and remains stable over ... See full document

... broader social inclusion and integration policies, and champion race equality at international level in a wide range of settings, collaborating with the Council of Europe and the United ...live, work, learn ... See full document

... broader social inclusion and integration policies, and champion race equality at international level in a wide range of settings, collaborating with the Council of Europe and the United ...live, work, learn ... See full document

... of local, statutory Health and Wellbeing Boards with dedicated sub- groups for children and young people: This allows for a specific focus on this group and prevents other issues or population groups from overshadowing ... See full document

... such social outcomes which will always have multiple contributory ...also work in the other direction with, for instance, lower levels of higher education participation among those with pre-existing health ... See full document

... Answered by: Mr Duncan Smith | Department for Work and Pensions This test will be reviewed through the Social Justice Cabinet Committee, which I chair. We intend, and the Prime Minister intends, that it ... See full document