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Transparency in the Family Courts |
11 July 2006 |
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The government is publishing its long awaited proposals for greater transparency in the family courts. On the surface there seems to be a consensus that more openness is a good idea but there is a fine balance between the perceived need for transparency and the need to protect those individuals - particularly children - who are caught up in the proceedings.
Harriet Harman speaks to Jenni Murray and reveals the details of her proposals. Duncan Fisher, Chief Executive of Fathers Direct, Louise Spitz, a solicitor who specialises in family law at Manches and John Sweeney, a BBC journalist who has campaigned on this issue offer their responses.CAFCASS
Resolution
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