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Women offenders: after the Corston Report 9320 Wales Probation Ev w4121 Make Justice Work Ev w4522 Babies in Prison Ev w4823 Respond Ev w4924 Together Women Project (Yorkshire & Humberside) Ev w5125 Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) Ev w5726 Quaker Peace & Social Witness, Crime, Communityand Justice Sub-CommitteeEv w6027 Avon and Somerset Probation Trust Ev w6328 Commonweal Housing and Housing for Women Ev w6729 Criminal Justice Alliance Ev w7030 Research Team, Performance and Policy Support Unitat Greater Manchester Probation TrustEv w7431 Penal Affairs Panel of the Unitarians Ev w7732 Four Seasons Health Care Ltd and the Huntercombe Group Ev w7733 WomenCentre Ev w8034 women@thewell Ev w8235 The Institute of Our Lady of Mercy Ev w8636 National Alliance of Women's Organisations Ev w9037 HMP Eastwood Park Ev w9438 Royal College of Psychiatrists Ev w9639 West Mercia Probation Trust Ev w9940 Lancashire Probation Trust Ev w10141 Professor Loraine R Gelsthorpe, University of Cambridge Ev w10442 Kazuri Ev w10943 INQUEST Ev w12444 Working Chance Ev w13245 New Economics Foundation Ev w13446 Philip Davies MP Ev w135
94 Women offenders: after the Corston ReportList of Reports from the Committee duringthe current ParliamentThe reference number of the Government’s response to each Report is printed in brackets after theHC printing number.Session 2010–12First Report Revised Sentencing Guideline: Assault HC 637Second ReportAppointment of the Chair of the JudicialAppointments CommissionHC 770Third Report Government’s proposed reform of legal aid HC 681–I (Cm 8111)Fourth ReportAppointment of the Prisons and ProbationOmbudsman for England and WalesHC 1022Fifth Report Appointment of HM Chief Inspector of Probation HC 1021Sixth Report Operation of the Family Courts HC 518-I (Cm 8189)Seventh Report Draft sentencing guidelines: drugs and burglary HC 1211Eighth Report The role of the Probation Service HC 519–I (Cm 8176)Ninth Report Referral fees and the theft of personal data: evidence HC 1473(Cm 8240)from the Information CommissionerTenth Report The proposed abolition of the Youth Justice Board HC 1547 (Cm 8257)Eleventh Report Joint Enterprise HC 1597 (HC 1901)Twelfth Report Presumption of Death HC 1663 (Cm 8377)First Special Report Joint Enterprise: Government Response to theHC 1901Committee’s Eleventh Report of Session 2010–12Session 2012–13First Report Post-legislative scrutiny of the Freedom ofInformation Act 2000HC 96–I (Cm 8505)Second Report The budget and structure of the Ministry of Justice HC 97–I (Cm 8433)Third ReportFourth ReportFifth ReportSixth ReportThe Committee’s opinion on the European UnionData Protection framework proposalsPre-legislative scrutiny of the Children and FamiliesBillDraft Public Bodies (Abolition of AdministrativeJustice and Tribunals Council) Order 2013Interpreting and translation services and the AppliedLanguage Solutions contractHC 572 (Cm 8530)HC 739 (Cm 8540)HC 927HC 645 (Cm 8600)Seventh Report Youth Justice HC 339 (Cm 8615)Eighth Report Scrutiny of the draft Public Bodies (Abolition ofAdministrative Justice and Tribunals Council) Order2013HC 965 (HC 1119)Ninth ReportFirst Special ReportThe functions, powers and resources of theInformation CommissionerScrutiny of the draft Public Bodies (Abolition ofAdministrative Justice and Tribunals Council) Order2013: Government Response to the Committee’sEighth Report of Session 2012–13HC 962(HC 560, Session 2013–14)HC 1119
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