There is a lot to welcome in this statement. However, almost 2,000 people fleeing domestic abuse last year were able to access refuges and hostels, but not safe homes on a longer-term basis. Will the Minister meet Women’s Aid, Crisis and representatives of the all-party parliamentary groups on domestic abuse and on ending homelessness to look at how the Bill could provide the guaranteed prioritisation of long-term accommodation that everyone fleeing domestic abuse needs?
Domestic Abuse
Proceeding contribution from
Neil Coyle
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 16 July 2019.
It occurred during Ministerial statement on Domestic Abuse.
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