Justice and Home Affairs (Archived)
The Justice and Home Affairs Policy Commission examines Labour thinking on issues such as policing, the justice system, immigration and asylum, political and constitutional reform and Brexit.
The Commission meets regularly to consider evidence and submissions, identify challenges, and develop Labour’s policy in these areas.
The members of the Policy Commission are drawn from the National Policy Forum, the Shadow Cabinet and the National Executive Committee. Its membership reflects all parts of our movement, including Labour party members, affiliated organisations and elected politicians.
The National Policy Forum 2021 Consultation is now live. You can read and respond to the Justice and Home Affairs Policy Commission's Consultation below.
Policy Consultation Papers
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Posted on 03-06-21 by Justice and Home Affairs Policy CommissionEnding violence against women and girls
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Posted on 10-12-20 by Justice and Home Affairs Policy CommissionInterim Report: Justice and Home Affairs
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Posted on 04-06-20 by Justice and Home Affairs Policy CommissionDevolution and the Constitution after coronavirus
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Posted on 26-02-19 by Justice and Home Affairs Policy CommissionBuilding an effective criminal justice system