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Child Maintenance Enforcement Commission
Plans by the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission to reduce its spending are high risk. There is already a £44 million shortfall in the £161 million reduction originally expected by 2014-15. The Commission is reliant on raising £71 million in fee income from parents as part of its planned savings. These estimates are very uncertain, increasing the risk that additional cuts might be needed late on in the Spending Review that could have an adverse effect on services. The existing child maintenance schemes were problematic from the start and large backlogs of work built up. Efficiency has improved since 2006 and the cost of administering child maintenance has reduced. There are, howe...
Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission Report and Accounts for Four Months to 31st July 2012
The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission was abolished on 31 July 2012 and its responsibilities returned to the Department for Work and Pensions
Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission client funds account - statutory maintenance schemes 2010/11
Dated May 2012. On cover and title page: Administered by the CSA division of the Commission
Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission Client Funds Account - Statutory Maintenance Schemes 2011/12
Dated December 2012. The Commission was abolished on 31 July 2012, but these accounts will continue to be published by the Department for Work and Pension until the two existing schemes are replaced
Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission
Around half of all children in the UK from separated families are being brought up in poverty. In 2010-11 the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission collected and transferred £1.1 billion to parents caring for more than 880,000 children. Nevertheless significant, all too familiar and recurring challenges remain: parents are frustrated with the standard of support received from the Commission. Maintenance payments totalling some £3.7 billion are outstanding, but the Commission estimates that only £1 billion of this is collectable; and costs remain high. The Commission also faces further significant challenges in introducing its new child maintenance scheme. In particular, it will nee...
The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission and the Child Support Agency's operational improvement plan
A report that discusses the problems experienced in the child maintenance system since the establishment of the Child Support Agency in 1993. It covers the changes in legislation; the introduction of a 'twin-track' approach with the three year Operational Improvement Plan and the establishment of the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission.
The Government's proposed child maintenance reforms
This report calls on the Government to establish a more efficient way to administer the statutory child maintenance service, the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission. It highlights that in 2009-10 it cost £572 million to administer its collection service but that only £1,141 million in maintenance payments reached children; a cost of 50 pence for every £1 collected. The report examines the Government's proposed reforms of the child maintenance system, as set out in the Green Paper 'Strengthening families, promoting parental responsibility' (Cm. 7990. ISBN 9780101799027). The report's recommendations include: non-resident parents should be required to pay child maintenance through ...
Child Maintenance and Other Payments Bill
Govenrment Bill published 06.06.2007. A Bill to establish the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission; to amend the law relating to child support; to make provision about lump sum payments to or in respect of persons with diffuse mesothelioma. Explanatory notes to the Bill, prepared by the Department for Education and Skills, will be published separately as Bill 118-EN
