Proceeding contribution from Cameron Thomas (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Commons on Monday, 13 April 2026. It occurred during Backbench debate on SEND Provision and Reform.
SEND Provision and Reform
Two of my constituents, Tom and Emily—they are brother and sister—got EHCPs after tribunal fairly early, because their parents were so robust. They then only got suitable schools after tribunal, against the will of the local authority, because their parents were so robust. Does the right hon. Gentleman agree with me that any reforms to the process must be enforceable?
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- Disability Children Accountability Administrative delays Diagnosis Health services Finance Local government Protection Parents Public consultation Standards Reform Tribunals Schools Teachers Special educational needs Training Educational psychology
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