This paper describes what steps the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) may take when a Non-Resident Parent (also known as a “Paying Parent”) fails to pay child maintenance on time or in full. It also provides information on the application, collection and enforcement fees charged by the CMS, and briefly summarises analysis on the effectiveness of the CMS’s enforcement and collection system. This paper relates primary to Great Britain: Section 6 describes Northern Ireland’s system.
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Commons Divisions on the Racial and Religious Hatred Bill (70 KB, PDF)
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Commons Divisions on the Racial and Religious Hatred Bill (70 KB, PDF)
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