The white paper contains a collection of proposals regarding reforms for the Mental Health Act, which was put in place during 1983 and last amended in 2007.
DWP has recently published a one page guidance paper designed to help explain Universal Credit to both landlords and letting agents, to help avoid potential tenants from being turned down because of their receipt of the benefit.
The guidance, which was first published in 2014, focuses on signposting and explaining various support methods for workers who are over 50 years old, and has recently been updated to include details on the new “50 PLUS: Choices”, which replaces “Fuller Working Lives”.
From the 29th of July 2022, regulation of “Funeral Plans”, pre-payed funerals, will become the responsibility of the Financial Conduct Authority and as such they had launched a consultation to garner responses to their current proposal.
First started in 2010, the Family Resource Survey is an annual report that collects information on the living standards of families who reside in privately owned households.
The House of Commons Library has published a research briefing that details housing options for both active and ex-military personnel, although the document excludes details regarding service accommodation that is provided by the Ministry of Defence
The House of Common’s Library has released a new research briefing, this one being focused on the issue of loneliness which is estimated to affect 47% of all English adults.
The second dataset of its kind released by ONS, the first being from 2019, covers a large number of details discovered from the Annual Population Survey.
In their pursuit of transparency, clarity and outreach, the Department for Work and Pensions have released two new documents.
A relatively new commission, the Mental Health and Income Commission has published their second report in their existance, concerning more details on the Mental Health Income Gap they uncovered in their first report.