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Asylum accommodation

Inquiry

Government Response

The Home Affairs Committee says the current contract system for asylum accommodation isn't working and major reforms are needed. The Committee brands the state of some asylum accommodation provided by Government contractors a "disgrace" and says it is "shameful" that very vulnerable people have been placed in these conditions.

Please also see oral and written evidence received in Immigration Directorates inquiry, 9 February 2016.

A report 'The work of the Immigration Directorates (Q3 2015)' was published on 4 March 2016.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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12th Report - Asylum accommodation
Inquiry Asylum accommodation
HC 637
Report
Response to this report
2nd Special Report - Asylum accommodation: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2016–17
HC 551
Special Report
2nd Special Report - Asylum accommodation: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2016–17
Inquiry Asylum accommodation
HC 551
Special Report

Oral evidence transcripts

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13 September 2016
Inquiry Asylum accommodation
Witnesses Councillor David Simmonds, Chairman of the Asylum, Refugee and Migration Task Group, Local Government Association, Gary Christie, Head of Policy and Communications, Scottish Refugee Council, and Susan Munroe, Chief Executive, Freedom from Torture; Rupert Soames, Group Chief Executive, Serco, and Chris Shipman, Chair, Orchard and Shipman (at 3.15pm).
Oral Evidence
26 January 2016
Inquiry Asylum accommodation
Witnesses Peter Neden, Regional President (UK and Ireland), John Whitwam, Managing Director, Immigration and Borders, G4S, and Stuart Monk, Owner and Managing Director, Jomast.
Oral Evidence
NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Psychological Trauma Service (ACC0042)
Sandwell Women’s Aid (ACC0041)
St Chad's Sanctuary (ACC0040)

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