Impact of proposed home education legislation

C. Blades made this Freedom of Information request to Islington Borough Council

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From: C. Blades

15 September 2009

Dear Sir or Madam,

In the wake of Graham Badman’s review of Elective Home Education,
the Government is planning to introduce legislation to register,
monitor and support home educated children.

It is clear that this legislation will have financial and staffing
impacts upon local authorities and yet the Government has made it
equally clear that no extra funding will be made available to local
councils to fulfil their new responsibilities.

In the light of the expected impact of this proposed legislation:

(a) Has it been formally discussed by the committees of elected
councillors responsible for education, children’s social care,
finance or any other relevant department?

(b) Has it been formally discussed by the officers responsible for
education, children’s social care, finance or any other relevant
department?

(c) Have the committees responsible for education, children’s
social care, finance or any other relevant department taken part in
the Government consultation into the proposed legislation, which
ends on 19 October 2009?

(d) Have the unelected local authority officers responsible for
education, children’s social care, finance or any other relevant
department taken part in the Government consultation into the
proposed legislation, which ends on 19 October 2009?

(e) If the councillors or officers have not taken part in the
consultation, are they planning to do so?

Yours faithfully,

C. Blades

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15 September 2009

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From: Witham, Ken
Islington Borough Council

15 October 2009


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Dear Mr/Ms Blades,

With regard to your recent enquiry made under the provisions of the
Freedom of Information Act, please find attached our response.

Ken Witham
Senior Officer: Policy, Communications and Organisational Development,
Cambridge Education @ Islington,
222, Upper Street,
London,
N1 1XR

tel: 0207 527 5545
fax: 0207 527 5903
email: [email address]

website: www.islington.camb-ed.com

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