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Mar 5, 2019 · Every rule 35 report must receive a written response, even if the detainee has been or will be released. A response in released cases may be very brief. Holding responses are not acceptable.
UK Visas and Immigration guidance for staff working in immigration removal centres and residential short-term holding facilities who are responsible for authorising, managing and reviewing...
Oct 23, 2024 · On receipt of a rule 35 or rule 32 report, the decision maker should review the report to ensure that it meets the required standards and, if the report does not meet the required standards, it...
- This guidance tells you how to assess whether a person either in immigration detention or being considered for immigration detention is an ‘adult a...
- If you have any questions about the guidance and your line manager or senior caseworker cannot help you, or you think that the guidance has factual...
- Below is information on when this version of the guidance was published: version 9.0 published for Home Office staff on 20 April 2023
- guidance updated to reflect modification of Rule 32 of the Short-Term Holding Facility Rules 2018 for Residential Holding Rooms as amended by the S...
- The information in this guidance applies to all cases in which consideration is being given to detaining an individual in order to remove them. It...
- The decision maker should answer the following questions to inform their decision: does the individual need to be detained in order to effect remov...
- Indicators of whether an individual may be particularly vulnerable to harm, and therefore at risk in detention, include the conditions or experienc...
- Evidence levelsOnce an individual has been identified as being at risk, by virtue of them exhibiting an indicator of risk, consideration should be...
- External medical reportsThe standards covered in the following paragraphs will apply to medical reports commissioned by an immigration advisor, or...
- In all cases in which the detention of an individual is being considered, the decision maker deciding on detention should first assess whether ther...
If you have been detained despite being in one of the above categories, you may need a Rule 35 report. Rule 35 requires detention centre doctors to report to the Home Office “any detained person whose health is likely to be injuriously affected by continued detention or any conditions of detention.” The organisation Medical Justice supports ...
Receipt of a Rule 35 report triggers a review of the appropriateness of the person’s continued detention by the Home Office responsible officer managing the case, taking account of the...
Responsible officers must then receive and respond to reports. The Rule 35 report must be considered and responded to as soon as possible, but no later than the end of the second working day after the day of receipt. (See table, below, which assumes a normal working week - no public holidays etc.)
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Dec 18, 2023 · What is a rule 35 report? Rule 35 requires the immigration removal centre medical practitioner to assess any detained person: (1) whose health is likely to be injuriously affected by continued detention or any conditions of detention;
