National Reducing Re-offending Delivery Plan

The National Reducing Re-offending Action Plan (new window) published in July 2004 set out the Government's plans to reduce re-offending. The Plan addressed the factors identified as contributing to re-offending by the Social Exclusion Unit's report, Reducing Re-offending by Ex-prisoners (new window), published in 2002.

This new national Delivery Plan reflects developments over the past year and a half. It includes new chapters on working in partnership, on offender management and on the associated developments being introduced through the establishment of the National Offender Management Service.

A summary of the Delivery Plan and the full document are below, along with Quarterly Progress Updates.

Date: Tue Nov 01 00:00:00 GMT 2005

• National Reducing Re-offending Delivery Plan - Summary (PDF file - 554kb)

  This document summarises the Government's plans to reduce re-offending which were published in full in The National Reducing Re-offending Delivery Plan.

• National Reducing Re-offending Delivery Plan (PDF file - 601kb)

  The Delivery Plan sets out the Government's updated plans to reduce re-offending since the publication of the Reducing Re-offending National Action Plan in July 2004.

• Equality Impact Assessment for the Finance, Benefit and Debt Pathway (PDF file - 315kb)

  An Equality Impact Assessment for the Finance, Benefit and Debt Pathway

• National Reducing Re-offending Delivery Plan - Quarterly Progress Update - April 2006 - July 2006 (PDF file - 91kb)

  This document sets out progress against delivery of the National Offender Management Service's commitments and achievements contained within the National Reducing Re-offending Delivery Plan.

• National Reducing Re-offending Delivery Plan - Quarterly Progress Update - Nov 2005-Mar 2006 (PDF file - 166kb)

  This document sets out progress against delivery of the National Offender Management Service's commitments and achievements contained within the National Reducing Re-offending Delivery Plan.

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