Release and Transform’s Submission to the DCMS Select Committee Inquiry
Release and Transform’s Submission to the Digital, Culture, Media and Sports Select Committee Inquiry on Impact of Covid-19 on the Charity Sector.
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Release has submitted evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Rights in relation to the Criminal Justice Bill 2023. The Bill, if passed, will amend several pieces of existing legislation to allow police to subject people to a drugs test upon arrest for any drug, and in relation to an as yet unknown list of…
Release’s Response to Mayor of London’s Police and Crime Plan
This document was submitted to the Mayor of London’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) in response to their January 2022 consultation on the proposed Police and Crime Plan, 2021-25.
Submission to the Home Affairs Committee’s Drugs Inquiry
Release’s written submission to the Home Affairs Committee’s Inquiry on Drugs in March, 2022. This evidence was accepted by the Committee and published by UK Parliament. Oral evidence was also provided at the HASC in the House of Commons on 27th April 2022 by Release’s Executive Director, Niamh Eastwood – who was an invited witness….
