‘A failure of implementation’ – House of Lords Committee: ‘unacceptable’ that legislation for children and families was ‘largely left on the shelf’ - a lack of due concern & failure to collect data. We summarise points on public & private law #FamilyCourts
New post on #TransparencyProject blog : https://transparencyproject.org.uk/a-failure-of-implementation-house-of-lords-committee-unacceptable-that-legislation-for-children-and-families-was-largely-left-on-the-shelf/

‘A failure of implementation’ – House of Lords Committee: ‘unacceptable’ that legislation for children and families was ‘largely left on the shelf’ - a lack of due concern & failure to collect data. We summarise points on public & private law #FamilyCourts
New post on #TransparencyProject blog : https://transparencyproject.org.uk/a-failure-of-implementation-house-of-lords-committee-unacceptable-that-legislation-for-children-and-families-was-largely-left-on-the-shelf/

Blimey. This is a humdinger of a judgment. Contains a number of useful learning points re the limits of Family Court privacy rules, contempt (and some very bad litigation conduct). Will try and blog on #TransparencyProject in due course… https://caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ewfc/2022/113