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UK: Parliament: Justice Committee: Prison reform inquiry

27 July 2016

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"Inquiry status: open - accepting written submissions - Accepting written submissions; the deadline is Friday 30 September 2016.

As details of the reforms are still emerging, we pose high-level questions in our inquiry's terms of reference. In doing so we wish to seek overall views initially which will be followed up in greater detail with a series of sub-inquiries following the publication of the White Paper expected in October 2016."

See: Prison reform inquiry (link)

And see: Terms of reference (link) and Send a written submission (link)

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