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Future Policy Options for Child Support: The Views of Parents

The Personal Finance Research Centre at the University of Bristol was commissioned by the Department for Work and Pensions to provide independent evidence of parents’ views of possible policy options for reforming the Child Support Agency (CSA) under a tight deadline of just two months.

A. Atkinson | S. McKay | N. Dominy

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