This briefing paper explains measures taken by the Government during the coronavirus outbreak to assist households in the rented sector to retain their homes. The paper covers the introduction of extended notice periods and the end of the ban on evictions in England and Wales from 20 September 2020.
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NHS Cancer Targets (410 KB, PDF)
This Debate Pack contains background information, as well as press and parliamentary material, in addition to further reading suggestions which Members may find useful when preparing for this debate.
In 2015, the Independent Cancer Taskforce published Achieving World-Class Cancer Outcomes: A Strategy for England 2015-2020. This new Cancer Strategy for England recommended the introduction of a new 28-day diagnostic waiting target to replace the existing 14-day standard. In response, the Government committed to introducing the 28-day standard by 2020, as well as up to an additional £300 million more in funding on diagnostics to help meet the target. Much of the recent debate on cancer targets in England has been how best to promote improved outcomes through cancer targets.
This Debate Pack contains the latest statistics for cancer waiting times in England, based on the most recent NHS England figures. It also contains information and statistics on the cancer waiting time standards for Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
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NHS Cancer Targets (410 KB, PDF)
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This House of Commons Library briefing sets out the system of support for children and young people in England aged 0-25 with special educational needs (SEN). The briefing provides an overview of the new system introduced in 2014, the transitional arrangements, and how the new system differs from that which preceded it. It also includes a brief history of the movement towards reform that preceded the 2014 changes, and information on the impact of the new system available to date.
