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Open consultation: Child sexual abuse: mandatory reporting

Home Office

November 2
10:09 2023

In its final report the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) recommended that the government introduce a legal requirement for certain people to report child sexual abuse.

The Home Office published a call for evidence on the implementation of such a duty on 22 May 2023, which concluded on 14 August. This sought views on how a duty to report child sexual abuse might affect children, organisations, workplaces and volunteers.

The government is launching this consultation to set out proposals for creating a mandatory reporting duty and to test opinion on a small but significant number of undecided policy questions.

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Mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse consultation (word version of questions)

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Impact assessment: mandatory reporting duty for child sexual abuse

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IICSA Response
Tackling Child Sexual Abuse Unit
Home Office
5th Floor, Fry Building
2 Marsham Street
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SW1P 4DF

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