Policy paper

Hillsborough Charter

Bishop James Jones proposed a 'charter for families bereaved through public tragedy’, the Hillsborough Charter. The Deputy Prime Minister has signed the charter on behalf of the government.

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Home Office and Cabinet Office
Published
6 December 2023
Last updated
13 December 2023 — See all updates

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Hillsborough Charter (accessible)

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Hillsborough Charter

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Letter to government departments on the Hillsborough Charter (accessible)

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Letter to government departments on the Hillsborough Charter

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Written ministerial statement: Hillsborough Charter

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The Deputy Prime Minister has also written to all government departments, to ensure everyone who works in government is aware what the charter means for the way they work.

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