Public Inquiry Recommendations
Showing 13 of 1,955 recommendations from IICSA
What these recommendations are about — IICSA
Key themes in this inquiry:
Care safeguarding systems ·
Victims' Code breaches (CSA) ·
Child exploitation criminalisation ·
Poor recruitment checks ·
Staff suitability and fitness
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Report published 2019 — 107 recommendations across this inquiry.
FR-3
Accepted
IICSA
(2022)
Cabinet-Level Minister for Children
The Inquiry recommends that the UK government creates a cabinet-level ministerial position for children. The Inquiry recommends that the Welsh Government ensures that there is cabinet-level ministerial responsibility for children.
86
Accepted
IICSA
(2018)
Review CSA support services expenditure (England)
The Chair and Panel recommend that the Department of Health and Social Care, the Department for Education, the Ministry of Justice and the Home Office work together to establish current …
30
Accepted
IICSA
(2019)
Amend Canon C30 on safeguarding due regard
The Church of England should amend the current canon requiring clerics to comply with the Bishop's Guidance on Safeguarding. The use of the words 'due regard' in Canon C30 is …
79
Accepted
IICSA
(2019)
Codes of practice for civil CSA claims
The Local Government Association and the Association of British Insurers should each produce codes of practice for responding to civil claims of child sexual abuse. The codes should include recognition …
4
Accepted
IICSA
(2020)
National plan for overseas CSA by UK nationals
The Home Office should coordinate the development of a national plan of action addressing child sexual abuse and exploitation overseas by UK nationals and residents of England and Wales, involving …
36
Accepted
IICSA
(2020)
Guidance on DBS for overseas work
The Home Office should ensure explanatory guidance is issued, providing clarity to recruiting organisations and individuals concerning the use of the Disclosure and Barring Service scheme for work and volunteering …
104
Accepted
IICSA
(2020)
High risk countries list for travel orders
The Home Office should bring forward legislation providing for the establishment and maintenance by the National Crime Agency of a list of countries where children are considered to be at …
40
Accepted
IICSA
(2020)
Publish interim online harms code of practice
The government should publish, without further delay, the interim code of practice in respect of child sexual abuse and exploitation as proposed by the Online Harms White Paper (published April …
52
Accepted
IICSA
(2021)
Lambeth Council comprehensive action plan
Lambeth Council should develop and publish a comprehensive action plan which details the actions that it will take in response to the issues raised throughout the Inquiry's investigation report. The …
53
Accepted
IICSA
(2021)
Lambeth councillor safeguarding training
All Lambeth Council elected members should receive training on: (i) safeguarding and (ii) corporate parenting. Newly elected members should receive training on these matters as soon as possible following their …
54
Accepted
IICSA
(2021)
Lambeth foster carer vetting review
Lambeth Council should review the application of recruitment and vetting procedures for all current foster carers directly provided by Lambeth Council, to ensure that the procedures have been followed correctly. …
10
Accepted
IICSA
(2022)
Publish enhanced Child Exploitation Disruption Toolkit
As referenced in its Tackling Child Sexual Abuse Strategy, the government should publish an enhanced version of its Child Exploitation Disruption Toolkit as soon as possible. This Toolkit must: specify …
93
Accepted
IICSA
(2018)
Financial redress for former child migrants
As a result, the Panel recommends that HMG establishes a Redress Scheme for surviving former child migrants, providing for an equal award to every applicant. This is on the basis …