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23 Jun 2025 | Consultation outcome Department for Work and Pensions linked direct

Child Maintenance: Improving the collection and transfer of payments

Why linked: Consultation outcome on proposed CMS reforms relating to collection and transfer of payments — directly within scope of legislative framework and operational reform

This consultation seeks the views on proposed reforms relating to service types within the Child Maintenance Service.

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19 Jan 2023 | Government response Department for Work and Pensions linked direct

Government response to the independent review of the Child Maintenance Service response to domestic abuse

Why linked: Government response to the independent review of the CMS response to domestic abuse — ministerial position on the abuse-routing reform that became the 2023 Act.

Government response to the independent review of the CMS response to domestic abuse — ministerial position on the abuse-routing reform that became the 2023 Act.

In response to: Government response to the independent review of the Child Maintenance Service response t…

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12 Sep 2017 | Government response linked scrutiny

Work and Pensions Committee – CMS: Government Response to the 14th Report of Session 2016–17

Why linked: Government response to the 2017 committee report — documents the official position on fees, enforcement and the statutory review obligation.

The Government completed the statutory 30 Month Review of the impact of charging in December 2016, in line with its responsibilities under Section 141 of the Welfare Reform Act 2012.

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