Open consultation

Updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance

From:
Home Office and Laura Farris MP
Published
1 May 2024
Last updated
2 May 2024 — See all updates

Summary

The government is consulting on an updated version of the statutory guidance underpinning domestic homicide reviews.

This consultation closes at

Consultation description

This consultation seeks views on an updated version of the domestic homicide review statutory guidance.

It’s aimed at:

  • people and organisations involved in coordinating, conducting and participating in domestic homicide reviews
  • people who have been affected by fatal domestic abuse and may be contributing to a domestic homicide review

You can watch the consultation and draft guidance in British Sign Language.

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Documents

Consultation: updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance (accessible)

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Consultation: updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance

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Consultation: updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance (Welsh)

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Consultation: updating the domestic homicide review statutory guidance (easy read)

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Draft domestic homicide review statutory guidance

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Draft domestic homicide review statutory guidance (Welsh)

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Draft domestic homicide review statutory guidance (easy read)

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Ways to respond

Respond online

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Email to:

dhrreform@homeoffice.gov.uk

Write to:

DHR Reform Consultation
Home Office
5th Floor Fry Building
2 Marsham Street
London
SW1P 4DF

Published 1 May 2024
Last updated 2 May 2024 + show all updates

  1. Questions edited so the sections they refer to correspond with the correct sections in the draft guidance.

  2. First published.