Source · Select Committees · Work and Pensions Committee
Recommendation 12
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The Home Office does not collect sufficient data on the number of families with NRPF.
Conclusion
The Home Office does not collect sufficient data on the number of families with NRPF. Whilst we appreciate that the Home Office is attempting to improve its data collection, NRPF is not a new policy and it is shocking that the Government is unable to provide Parliament with an estimate of how many people are subject to NRPF. Without accurate data it is impossible for Government, local authorities and NGOs to cost and plan support for families with NRPF. This is particularly concerning given the increase in the number of parents with NRPF following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU and implementation of the Nationality and Borders Bill.
Paragraph Reference:
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Government Response
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