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House of Lords Accreditation Bill advances to Committee recognising importance of NACCC accreditation and child contact centre provision

NACCC would like to pay tribute to Baroness McIntosh of Pickering for representing children from separated families and child contact centres in the House of Lords on Friday 3 February.

Following the second reading and debate the Child Contact Centre [Accreditation] Bill has had consent for the next stage and will go to Committee.

Read the transcript of the speeches at the reading

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