A Bill to require public bodies to accompany any proposal for a change in public expenditure, administration or policy with a family impact assessment; and to require the Secretary of State to report on the costs and benefits of extending family impact assessments to local authorities and to establish and evaluate progress towards objectives and targets for family stability.
House of Lords
7 December 2018
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This bill would require public bodies to attach a family impact assessment to any proposal for changes in public spending, administration or policy. It also requires the government to report on the costs and benefits of extending these assessments to local authorities and to set up and monitor targets aimed at improving family stability. It comes from the Lords and is currently at the second reading in the Commons.
Originated in the Lords and has progressed through Lords stages; it is now before the Commons at the second reading stage.
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