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15/02/2009
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    • Family courts openness
      We are committed to making procedures and the principles behind decisions in the family justice system more open and clear to users, and more open to scrutiny from the wider public.
    • Family Procedure (Adoption) Rules
      The first Update to the Family Procedure (Adoption) Rules contains amendments to the Rules, Practice Directions and Forms and they come into force on 1st October 2007.
    • Family procedure rule committee
      The family procedure rule committee is a non-departmental public body set up under the Courts Act 2003 to make rules of court for use in family proceedings.
    • Family Procedure Rule Committee Annual Report
      The annual report for the family procedure rule committee, a non-departmental public body set up under the Courts Act 2003 to make rules of court for use in family proceedings.
    • Family procedure rules
      Family procedure rules govern the practice and procedure to be followed in family proceedings in the high court, county courts and magistrates' courts and aim to ensure that the family justice system is accessible, fair and efficient.
    • Forms of address
      Guidance on how to address ministers, the judiciary, peers and members of parliament verbally and in writing.
    • Freedom of information (in 'Guidance')
      Guidance aimed at people working in central government departments who deal with freedom of information requests.
    • Freedom of information (in 'Requesting information')
      Information released under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 since 9 May 2007.
    • Freedom of information (in 'What we do')
      The Freedom of Information Act 2000 came into force in January 2005 and gives any person the legal right to ask for and be given any information which is held by a public authority.
    • Freedom of Information Act 2000: Statistics on implementation in central government
      Quarterly statistical releases on the handling of requests for information made under the Act by 43 central government bodies, including all departments of state.