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How many complaints of fraud have been made by parents subject to Child Support Act 1991. (a) by absent parents against caring parents; (b) by caring parents against absent parents; and what action has followed from these complaints. - Includes fact that information requested is not recorded.
How many complaints of fraud have been made by parents subject to Child Support Act 1991. (a) by absent parents against caring parents; (b) by caring parents against absent parents; and what action has followed from these complaints. - Includes fact that information requested is not recorded.
If HMGovt have any evidence to suggest that Child Support Act 1991 has increased amount of litigation between parents subject to it, and, if not, if they will make any attempt to collect evidence on this point.
If HMGovt have any evidence to suggest that Child Support Act 1991 has increased amount of litigation between parents subject to it, and, if not, if they will make any attempt to collect evidence on this point.
How many absent parents on income support have had 5% deducted from their income support under the Child Support Act 1991. - Inc text of letter from Michael Bichard of Benefits Agency.
How many absent parents on income support have had 5% deducted from their income support under the Child Support Act 1991. - Inc text of letter from Michael Bichard of Benefits Agency.
If HMGovt will give guidance to Child Support Agency that they should not issue assessments to members of Armed Forces while they are on active service, and if they will promote consultations between Dept of Social Security and Ministry of Defence about effect of Child Support Act 1991 on Armed...
If HMGovt will give guidance to Child Support Agency that they should not issue assessments to members of Armed Forces while they are on active service, and if they will promote consultations between Dept of Social Security and Ministry of Defence about effect of Child Support Act 1991 on Armed...
Whether they will ensure that parents assessed to receive maintenance under the Child Support Act 1991 do not lose income support until maintenance is actually received. - Text of letter from Michael Bichard of the Benefits Agency.
Whether they will ensure that parents assessed to receive maintenance under the Child Support Act 1991 do not lose income support until maintenance is actually received. - Text of letter from Michael Bichard of the Benefits Agency.
Whether HMG accept the recommendation of the House of Commons Social Security Select Committee that reviews and appeals under the Child Support Act 1991 should be processed within 28 days. - Includes figures.
Whether HMG accept the recommendation of the House of Commons Social Security Select Committee that reviews and appeals under the Child Support Act 1991 should be processed within 28 days. - Includes figures.
Why, under the Child Support Act 1991, a care allowance is payable by the ex-husband for the support of a woman who has remarried, and whether her maintenance should not rather be regarded as the responsibility of her existing husband.
Why, under the Child Support Act 1991, a care allowance is payable by the ex-husband for the support of a woman who has remarried, and whether her maintenance should not rather be regarded as the responsibility of her existing husband.
Lords debate on unstarred question asking HMG whether they are planning any amendments to the Child Support Act 1991.
Lords debate on unstarred question asking HMG whether they are planning any amendments to the Child Support Act 1991.
Draft SI on Child Support (Miscellaneous Amendments & Transitional Provisions) Regulations 1994. (Affirmative instrument). Approved by Parliament. Made 3 February 1994 (SI 1994/227). Coming into force 7 February 1994.
Draft SI on Child Support (Miscellaneous Amendments & Transitional Provisions) Regulations 1994. (Affirmative instrument). Approved by Parliament. Made 3 February 1994 (SI 1994/227). Coming into force 7 February 1994.