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Updated briefing on ‘no recourse to public funds’ immigration policy published by House of Commons Library

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By CJ McKinney, Steven Kennedy, Melanie Gower, Georgina Sturge
| ein.org.uk
The House of Commons Library last week released an updated version of its detailed briefing on the 'no recourse to public funds' (NRPF) policy, reflecting the most recent developments ahead of a Westminster Hall debate on NRPF and child poverty on Wednesday, 11 June. You can read the full document below or download the original 20-page report here.
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Women in Politics and Public Life

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By Georgina Sturge, Grahame Allen, Helen Wong, Isabel Buchanan
| House of Commons Library
In both politics and public life in the UK, women have historically been underrepresented. In recent years, however, women’s representation has increased, although in most cases men remain overrepresented, especially in more senior positions. This briefing presents statistics on a range of positions held by women in UK politics and public life.
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No recourse to public funds for migrants explained in updated Commons Library briefing

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By CJ McKinney, Steven Kennedy, Melanie Gower, Georgina Sturge
| ein.org.uk
The House of Commons Library has updated its helpful briefing on the 'no recourse to public funds' (NRPF) policy. You can read a full copy of the briefing below, and you can download the original 20-page document here. As the briefing explains, NRPF is a condition imposed on certain people subject to immigration control to restrict their access to benefits and other public funds. The briefing provides a concise and factual overview of the policy.
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