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CCUA concern at government cuts
The government has failed to progress bailiff regulation and fee reform or provide assurances that the courts system will improve, according to the Civil Court Users Association (CCUA). Representatives from the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and HM Courts & Tribunal Service (HMCTS) announced intentions to improve the service of the courts but told an audience at the CCUA conference that any reforms were dependent on funding, which was not guaranteed.
Further frustration was expressed by delegates at the failure to progress bailiff regulation and fee reform, with concerns raised that without an effective enforcement system the rights of claimants are placed below the rights of debtors...Read more on this story---> CLICK HERE
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