Facilitating and Enforcing Contact: the Bill and the 10 per cent

JM Masson; C Humphreys

Facilitating and Enforcing Contact: the Bill and the 10 per cent

University of Bristol Law School

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An analysis of contact provisions of the original draft Children and Adoption Bill before it wwas revised and introduced to Parilament in June 2005. The article questions the content and construction of the bill, particularly the omission of any consideration of domestic violence and safety issues although these are known to lead to non-compliance with contact orders. The bill was enaction - Children and Adoption Act 2006, and a clause was added to make some provision for risk assessment

Translated title of the contribution	Facilitating and Enforcing Contact: the Bill and the 10 per cent
Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	548 - 554
Number of pages	7
Journal	Family Law
Volume	35
Publication status	Published - Jul 2005

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Publisher: Jordans
Other: co-authored with C Humphreys

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Facilitating and Enforcing Contact: the Bill and the 10 per cent

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