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FAMILY JUSTICE REVIEW

Early day motion 1704, tabled 4 April 2011 by John Hemming (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 6 members.

That this House notes the report of the Family Justice Review with sadness; recognises that a report written by a panel dominated by the family justice establishment was unlikely to challenge the status quo; regrets that proposals in the report, such as trusting local authority social workers' assessments more, are likely to lead to more miscarriages of justice; further notes that nothing practical has been offered for grandparents or those parentswho lose contact with their children; believes that the proposals fail those children and parents who get a bad deal from the system; and calls for the report to be scrapped and a new review established with a balance on the review between those people who make a living from the system and those people who use the system.

Signatures by party: Labour 3, Liberal Democrat 3.