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EDM 96

CHILDREN AND BREAK-UP OF FAMILIES

openUnited Kingdom· UK Parliament· EN

Introduced

13 December 2000

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13 December 2000 · Early Day Motion

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Mr Kerry Pollard

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13 December 2000

Summary

That this House regrets the harmful effect on children of the break-up of family relationships; suggests that, before the break-up of a family takes place, parents should be encouraged to enter into a contract regarding care of their children; believes that a parent intending to leave his or her children should be obliged to apply in writing for leave to do so, outlining their intentions regarding visiting and financial support; and urges parents to recognise the right of children to continuity of care in their lives.

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  1. 13 December 2000

    Early Day Motion

    That this House regrets the harmful effect on children of the break-up of family relationships; suggests that, before the break-up of a family takes place, parents should be encouraged to enter into a contract regarding care of their children; believes that a parent intending to leave his or her children should be obliged to apply in writing for leave to do so, outlining their intentions regarding visiting and financial support; and urges parents to recognise the right of children to continuity of care in their lives.

    Source: Early Day Motion

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