Recommendations
What the Inquiry asks
A condensed reading of the Inquiry's recommendations across five domains. Status indicators are placeholders until the official government response is published.
Justice
3 items- Reopen historic cases where evidence exists and prosecutions did not follow.
- Mandatory minimum sentences for group-based child sexual exploitation offences.
- Independent national prosecutorial unit dedicated to grooming-gang offences.
Policing & Safeguarding
3 items- Statutory duty on police and councils to record and publish the ethnicity and nationality of CSE suspects.
- Independent inspection of every force's historic CSE caseload.
- End the use of 'child prostitution' framings in any official document.
Institutional Accountability
3 items- Personal liability and criminal sanction for officials who suppressed evidence.
- Public inquiry powers extended to compel testimony from named officials.
- Disqualification from public office for proven cover-up.
Immigration & Citizenship
2 items- Deportation and citizenship-revocation pathways for convicted offenders where legally available.
- Review of family-reunification routes linked to convicted networks.
Survivor Support
3 items- Lifetime trauma support funded centrally, not means-tested locally.
- Compensation scheme reformed so survivors are not retraumatised by the process.
- Statutory anonymity protection for survivors who come forward.
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