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Here you can browse the Written Evidence ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 23 February 2005.
Written evidence
CONTENTS
Evidence submitted by Rt Hon Dame Elizabeth
Butler-Sloss DBE, President, High Court, Family Division
Further evidence submitted by Rt Hon Dame
Elizabeth Butler-Sloss DBE, President, High Court, Family Division
Supplementary evidence submitted by Rt Hon
Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss DBE, President, High Court, Family
Division
Evidence submitted by District Judge (Magistrates
Courts) Nicholas Crichton
Further evidence submitted by District Judge
(Magistrates Courts) Nicholas Crichton
Evidence submitted by Mrs Justice Bracewell
Evidence submitted by Hon Mr Justice Ryder,
High Court Family Division
Evidence submitted by Hon Judge Meston QC
Evidence submitted by The Association of
District Judges
Evidence submitted by the Greater London
Family Panel
Evidence submitted by The Magistrates' Association—Family
Proceedings Committee
Evidence submitted by CAFCASS
Evidence submitted by HM Magistrates' Court
Service Inspectorate (MCSI)
Evidence submitted by Napo
Evidence submitted by The Family Law Bar
Association
Evidence submitted by The Law Society
Evidence submitted by the Solicitors Family
Law Association
Evidence submitted by Celia Conrad, Freelance
Legal Consultant
Supplementary evidence submitted by Celia
Conrad, Freelance Legal Consultant
Evidence submitted by Tony Coe, President,
Equal Parenting Council
Further evidence submitted by Tony Coe, President
Equal Parenting Council in response to evidence given by Dame
Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, President, Family Division
Evidence submitted by Families Need Fathers
Evidence submitted by National Family Mediation
Evidence submitted by Refuge
Evidence submitted by NCH
Evidence submitted by Women's Aid Federation
of England
Evidence submitted by Fathers4Justice
Evidence submitted by Mavis Maclean CBE,
Joint Director, Oxford Centre for Family Law and Family Policy
Evidence submitted by John Eekelaar, Oxford
Centre for Law, Policy and the Family
Evidence submitted by Sarah Harman, Solicitor
Evidence submitted by the Department for
Constitutional Affairs
Evidence submitted by Joshua Rozenberg, Legal
Editor, The Daily Telegraph
Evidence submitted by John Sweeney, BBC Reporter
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