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Recommendation 18

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Since the coronavirus pandemic is recent and emerging there is very limited in-depth evidence that...

Recommendation
Since the coronavirus pandemic is recent and emerging there is very limited in-depth evidence that provides an account of the impact of the no recourse to public funds policy. Much of the evidence that stakeholders have provided to us is anecdotal and substantive evidence is required. However, early evidence provides the consensus that there are severe impacts of the no recourse to public funds policy that need to be addressed. We recommend that the Government suspends the no recourse to public funds policy for the duration of the pandemic. We recommend that the Home Office conducts an inquiry into the impact of the no recourse to public funds policy on BAME people and publishes a report by the end of summer 2022. (Paragraph 133) 52 Unequal impact? Coronavirus and BAME people
Government Response

A response document is linked to this report, dated 5 March 2021. Response attribution to this recommendation has not been verified. Read the response document ↗