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1. www.gov.uk › guidance › the-hmcts-reform-programmeThe HMCTS Reform Programme - GOV.UK

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   Nov 9, 2018 · Reforms in Civil and Family Private Law are the largest and most complex in the programme. As a result, we will extend the completion date for the overall programme from March 2024 to March 2025 ...

2. insidehmcts.blog.gov.uk › 2023/03/20 › hmcts-reformHMCTS reform: achievements, challenges and next steps

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   Mar 20, 2023 · HMCTS reform: achievements, challenges and next steps. [English] - [Cymraeg] Back in 2016 we started work on one of the most comprehensive court and tribunal reform programmes in the world. Our vision for Reform was to modernise and redesign simplified services, such as civil money claims, divorce, probate applications - all built around the ...

3. insidehmcts.blog.gov.uk › 2023/06/08 › sharing-theSharing the HMCTS change framework across government

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   Jun 8, 2023 · Sharing the HMCTS change framework across government. Over the past 7 years of the reform programme, HMCTS has been through a complex change process. Our Business Architecture team has proudly contributed to this agenda of modernisation for courts and tribunals in England and Wales. Business architecture focuses on helping everyone within an ...

4. insidehmcts.blog.gov.uk › 2024/02/26 › completingCompleting Reform – Common Platform – Inside HMCTS

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   Feb 26, 2024 · Common Platform is operational in all criminal courts in England and Wales and driving efficiency in data sharing and accuracy between criminal justice partners. To date, the system has managed over 1.3 million cases. However, as we move into the final phase of our Reform Programme, we must not lose sight of our original vision.

5. www.nao.org.uk › reports › progress-on-the-courtsProgress on the courts and tribunals reform programme

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   We have reported on the programme twice previously. Our last report in 2019 concluded that the programme’s timetable and scope remained ambitious despite HMCTS extending the programme’s end date by three years to December 2023. We stressed that HMCTS would need to manage the tension in delivering reformed services quickly without risking ...

6. www.nao.org.uk › reports › transforming-courts-andTransforming courts and tribunals: a progress update

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   Sep 13, 2019 · Content and scope of the report. This report describes progress following the second stage of its reform programme, which ended in January 2019. We provide an update on the progress made (Part One) and take a closer look at the estates reform programme, which aims to reduce the size of the court estate (Parts Two and Three).

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   How has HMCTS changed over the past 7 years?

   • Over the past 7 years of the reform programme, HMCTS has been through a complex change process. Our Business Architecture team has proudly contributed to this agenda of modernisation for courts and tribunals in England and Wales.

   Sharing the HMCTS change framework across government

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   What does HMCTS do?

   • Topics: Courts, sentencing and tribunals, Crime, justice and law In 2016, HMCTS launched an ambitious portfolio of reforms later brought together to form the courts and tribunals reform programme. It aims to modernise the justice system by reducing complexity and providing new ways for people to engage.

   Progress on the courts and tribunals reform programme

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   What reforms did HMCTS undertake in 2016?

   • In 2016, HMCTS launched an ambitious portfolio of reforms that aimed to modernise the justice system, reduce complexity and provide new ways for people to engage. This included the reform programme, the crime (common platform) programme and the transforming compliance and enforcement programme (TCEP).

   Transforming courts and tribunals: a progress update - National Audit

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   What is the HMCTS Change programme?

   • A document that details how the HMCTS change programme will make services better for everyone who uses them. Our justice system matters – for every citizen and for the role we play in the world. In just a few short years we will have revolutionised how justice is administered for the people at its heart.

   Justice matters - GOV.UK

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   Is HMCTS extending the programme to December 2023?

   • We have reported on the programme twice previously. Our last report in 2019 concluded that the programme’s timetable and scope remained ambitious despite HMCTS extending the programme’s end date by three years to December 2023.

   Progress on the courts and tribunals reform programme

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   Is the HMCTS reform programme undeliverable?

   • In May 2018, we published a report setting out the objectives, early performance and risks of the reform programme. We concluded that HMCTS faced a daunting challenge to deliver the scale of change necessary and that there was a very significant risk that the full reform programme would prove to be undeliverable in the time available.

   Transforming courts and tribunals: a progress update - National Audit

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8. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsJustice matters - GOV.UK

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   Feb 8, 2017 · Details. Our justice system matters – for every citizen and for the role we play in the world. In just a few short years we will have revolutionised how justice is administered for the people at ...