Green Paper Responses

The list and attachments below offer an extensive catalogue of responses to the ‘Breaking the Cycle’ Green Paper response on the World Wide Web.  The aim of cataloging the list is for those wishing to research the opinion from a wide range of organisations within the United Kingdom responding to the coalition governments call for views on the changes and reform proposed to the rehabilitation and sentencing of offenders.

You can view further information about the ‘Breaking the Cycle’ Green Paper by clicking here.

Please note this is not a full list of submissions by organisations that responded to the Ministry of Justice in March 2011.  If you wish to add your organisation’s response or an individual response which was sent to the Ministry of Justice in response to the Green Paper, please contact me here.  Most of the documents are in pdf format and  some in MS Word, you will need adobe reader to read the documents attached. Get Adobe Reader: Click here

The list is in alphabetical order only.

Adfam Response

Action for Prisoners’ Families Response

Arts Alliance Response

Bail for Immigration Detainees Response

Business in the Community Response

Children’s Commissioner Response

Children’s Legal Centre Response

Church of England Response

Citizens Advice Bureau Response

Clinks Repsonse

Commissioner for Victims and Witnesses Response

Commonwealth Housing Response

Corston Independent Funders’ Coalition Response

Criminal Bar Association Response

Criminal Justice Alliance Response

DANDA Response

Daylight Response

Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities Response

G4S Response

Good Vibrations Response

HM Inspectorate of Probation Response

Homeless Link Response

Howard League for Penal Reform Response

Independent Academics Research Studies Response

Independent Commission on Youth Crime and Antisocial Behaviour Response

Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association Response

Judiciary of England & Wales Response

JUSTICE Response

Liberty’s Response

Magistrates Association Response

Make Justice Work Response

National Council for Voluntary Youth Services Response

National Employment Offender Network Response

NSPCC Response

Platform 51 Response

Prison Advice & Care Trust Response

Prison Fellowship Response

Prison Reform Trust Response

Probation Association Response

RAPT Response

Resettlement Alliance Response

Restorative Justice Council Response

Revolving Doors Response

Royal College of Psychiatrists Response

Safe Ground Response

Sentencing Council Response

SOVA Response

St Giles Trust Response

St Mungo’s Response

Staffordshire & West Midlands Probation Trust Response

Standing Committee for Youth Justice Response

T2A Alliance Response

The Centre for Economic and Social Inclusion Response

The Centre for Social Justice Response

The College of Social Work Response

The Council of Circuit Judges Observations Response

The National Appropriate Adult Network Response

The National Executive Committee of LAGIP Response

The Police Foundation Response

UK Drug Policy Commission Response

UNISON Response

User Voice Response

Victim Support Response

Voice Response

Volunteering England Response

Westminster Drug Project Response

Women in Prison Response

 
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