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Who decides on the level of fee—the court or the Department?
Who decides on the level of fee—the court or the Department?
My hon. Friend makes a point about childcare. I do not know whether he has seen the reports today about the Government paying something like £5 an hour for childcare although the costs are a lot higher than that. That means, in effect, that a lot of families are being...
My hon. Friend makes a point about childcare. I do not know whether he has seen the reports today about the Government paying something like £5 an hour for childcare although the costs are a lot higher than that. That means, in effect, that a lot of families are being...
That this House is greatly concerned at the impact that charging for the use of the Child Maintenance Scheme (CMS) is having on families and children; believes that these charges in effect constitute a tax on children in contradiction to the Government's professed child-friendly stance; notes that charities such as Gingerbread have warned that this increases the potential for conflict between parents, which can only negatively impact on the child; recognises that most single parents struggle financially; is deeply concerned that many poor families may be deterred from applying for child maintenance as a result of this policy and therefore remain in poverty; and calls on the Government urgently to bring forward its review of the CMS in light of these grave concerns.
That this House is greatly concerned at the impact that charging for the use of the Child Maintenance Scheme (CMS) is having on families and children; believes that these charges in effect constitute a tax on children in contradiction to the Government's professed child-friendly stance; notes that charities such as...
That this House is deeply concerned by the introduction of charging for use of the new Child Maintenance Service and that a lack of resources means that £2.9 billion of the £3.9 billion arrears owed to single parent families is not being collected; deplores the fact that money once intended for the upbringing of children is now being taken solely for Government coffers and that receiving families will lose out by over £70 a year which could pay for anything from winter coats to school trips or to put food on the table; refutes the idea that charges act as an incentive for parents to make private arrangements; questions how charging passes the Government's flagship family test, which includes an assessment of what impact a policy has on families most at risk of deteriorating relationships and breakdown; is mindful that a statutory child maintenance system was set up 21 years ago to address the suffering caused by child poverty and the financial costs that were otherwise being met by the state; and urges the Government to end charging for use of the child maintenance system and ensure adequate resources to collect arrears.
That this House is deeply concerned by the introduction of charging for use of the new Child Maintenance Service and that a lack of resources means that £2.9 billion of the £3.9 billion arrears owed to single parent families is not being collected; deplores the fact that money once intended...
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions how many people in Coventry, South have received ex-gratia payments from the Child Support Agency in the last five years.
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions how many people in Coventry, South have received ex-gratia payments from the Child Support Agency in the last five years.
My hon. Friend has hit on a point that is very interesting and serious, because many of us have come across cases like this. The question, which is really for my hon. Friend the Minister, is why did it take so long—13 or 14 years—to get the case to the...
My hon. Friend has hit on a point that is very interesting and serious, because many of us have come across cases like this. The question, which is really for my hon. Friend the Minister, is why did it take so long—13 or 14 years—to get the case to the...
: I want to reinforce what my hon. Friend the Member for Tamworth (Mr. Jenkins) said. The situation that he described has been well known to the CSA for many years. I have raised it on a number of occasions, as have other hon. Members. I sometimes wonder whether those...
: I want to reinforce what my hon. Friend the Member for Tamworth (Mr. Jenkins) said. The situation that he described has been well known to the CSA for many years. I have raised it on a number of occasions, as have other hon. Members. I sometimes wonder whether those...
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what the backlog of Child Support Agency claims made by claimants in Coventry South was in each month since January 2004.
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what the backlog of Child Support Agency claims made by claimants in Coventry South was in each month since January 2004.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what plans he has to reform the Child Support Act 1991; what plans he has to encourage parents to reach amicable agreements with free help and advice provided by the Government, in the matter of child maintenance. - Inc ref to...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what plans he has to reform the Child Support Act 1991; what plans he has to encourage parents to reach amicable agreements with free help and advice provided by the Government, in the matter of child maintenance. - Inc ref to...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what plans she has to cap the amount of benefit money the State can recover from absent parents; and what plans she has to seek to amend the Child Support Act in order to protect voluntary agreements between separated parents; and...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what plans she has to cap the amount of benefit money the State can recover from absent parents; and what plans she has to seek to amend the Child Support Act in order to protect voluntary agreements between separated parents; and...
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, how many and what proportion of lone parents are receiving regular payments of child maintenance in (a) Coventry and (b) Coventry South. - Inc figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, how many and what proportion of lone parents are receiving regular payments of child maintenance in (a) Coventry and (b) Coventry South. - Inc figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what is the total outstanding debt to the CSA from absent parents in (a) Coventry and (b) Coventry South. - Including text of letter from Mick Davison of the Child Support Agency.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what is the total outstanding debt to the CSA from absent parents in (a) Coventry and (b) Coventry South. - Including text of letter from Mick Davison of the Child Support Agency.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what proposals her Department has for measures to protect the welfare of lone parents in those cases where maintenance debt has been considered irrecoverable by the CSA.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what proposals her Department has for measures to protect the welfare of lone parents in those cases where maintenance debt has been considered irrecoverable by the CSA.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what progress is being made in conjunction with the Child Support Agency in ensuring that lone parents receive regular maintenance payments. - Inc figure.
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, what progress is being made in conjunction with the Child Support Agency in ensuring that lone parents receive regular maintenance payments. - Inc figure.
That this House notes that, since 21st October 1996 when the Social Security (Adjudication) and Child Support Amendment (No 2) Regulations (S.I., 1996, No. 2450) came into force, appeals to social security, disability and child support appeal tribunals, which in the past could be made by letter, must be lodged on an official form which, three weeks later, still does not exist; notes that appellants are required to include in their appeal a summary of their arguments, which will deter many from appealing; further notes that an oral hearing will be held only if specifically requested, despite the fact that appeals heard in the appellant's absence are much less likely to succeed and that the recommendation of the Council on Tribunals that the importance of seeking an oral hearing should be emphasised in the information provided to appellants has been ignored, with the result that many more appeals will be heard in the absence of the appellant and most of them will fail; notes that, contrary to the advice of the Council on Tribunals, the minimum period of notice of an oral hearing has been reduced from 10 to seven days, making it more difficult for voluntary bodies to provide representation and further reducing the likelihood of success; and calls for the immediate suspension of the regulations followed by a period of consultation on ways of combining justice and efficiency in the operation of the tribunal service.
That this House notes that, since 21st October 1996 when the Social Security (Adjudication) and Child Support Amendment (No 2) Regulations (S.I., 1996, No. 2450) came into force, appeals to social security, disability and child support appeal tribunals, which in the past could be made by letter, must be lodged...
How much money has been recovered as a result of intervention by the Child Support Agency. - Including figures and text of letter from Ann Chant of the CSA.
How much money has been recovered as a result of intervention by the Child Support Agency. - Including figures and text of letter from Ann Chant of the CSA.
How many absentee fathers the Child Support Agency has traced since its introduction. - Including figures and text of letter from Ann Chant of the CSA.
How many absentee fathers the Child Support Agency has traced since its introduction. - Including figures and text of letter from Ann Chant of the CSA.
What procedure exists for the payment of arrears to the Child Support Agency by instalments. - Includes text of letter from Ann Chant of Child Support Agency.
What procedure exists for the payment of arrears to the Child Support Agency by instalments. - Includes text of letter from Ann Chant of Child Support Agency.
What is the procedure for collecting arrears of Child Support from a husband who pays directly to his wife. - Includes text of letter from Ann Chant of Child Support Agency.
What is the procedure for collecting arrears of Child Support from a husband who pays directly to his wife. - Includes text of letter from Ann Chant of Child Support Agency.