Written ministerial statements 13 October 2009
14 October 2009
Eleven new written ministerial statements from seven departments were made on 13 October.
Children, Schools and Families
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
- Sri Lanka: progress report on humanitarian situation in the country
Health
Home Office
- Asylum applications: initial and final submissions to be made in person at specified regional centres
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Identity cards: applications soon to be accepted from individuals and staff from various organisations
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Anti-social behaviour:Home Secretary announces package of measures to improve the collective response to anti-social behaviour
Justice
- Boundary Commission for Wales: re-appointment of deputy chairman
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Legal aid: announcement of a review of legal aid which will consider ways in which its delivery might be improved
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HM Court Service: consultation opens on the closure of one county and 20 magistrates' courts; and the publication of a discussion paper on the future provision of magistrates’ courts in London
Northern Ireland
Transport
Written ministerial statements are normally used to put the day-to-day business of government on the official record and in the public domain.
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