The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) published its final report exactly one year ago.
The NSPCC has hit out at the Government’s ‘piecemeal’ response one year on from the final report of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
But what should have been a “defining moment” for those who suffered abuse has instead resulted in a mere “tinkering at the edges of a struggling system”, the NSPCC said. On Friday, the NSPCC described the Government’s response to the final report as “piecemeal, underwhelming” and said it is “failing child victims of sexual abuse”.
But the Government ruled out calls for a specific minister for children in the Cabinet, saying the Education Secretary’s role already covers this, and added that while it accepts the need for a stronger safeguarding system, it believes the functions of a recommended child protection authority are already covered by other bodies.
The charity is calling for a co-ordinated response to the IICSA across Government that includes “fundamental reform of the child protection system and investment in specialist, accredited, therapeutic support services for child victims”.
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