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Minister Launches
Consultation on

Simplifying Immigration Law

by Charles Kelly


12 June 2007

 

Liam Byrne, Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, and Nationality, has launched a consultation paper on simplifying immigration and citizenship law. The aim of this initial consultation paper is to seek a range of views to inform a fundamental overhaul of the legal framework within which the Border and Immigration Agency operates.

 

Over recent months the Border and Immigration Agency has outlined plans to reform the immigration system. The object of this paper is to begin the process of simplifying the body of different immigration laws built up over the last few decades.

 

The new legal framework will be important to the transformation of the Border and Immigration Agency, and to the achievement of its strategic objectives.

 

The consultation paper is available on the Border and Immigration Agency’s website.

If you should have any questions or views you would like to express concerning Work Permit, Visa Extensions, Leave to Remain please email Charles Kelly info@immigrationmatters.co.uk.

For immigration updates see: http://www.immigrationmatters.co.uk

 

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