National & Global Family Policy

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What family policies did the Conservatives introduce from 1979-97?
Section 28 & Child Support Act 1991
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What was Section 28?
Introduced in 1984 which stated that local authorities shall not intentionally promote homosexuality as a 'pretended' family relationship
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What was the Child Support Act 1991?
Forced absent parents to pay maintenance for their child, reducing government welfare payments
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What was the New Labour attitude to family policy?
Focus on not interfering with the family or promoting one family type over another
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What family policies did New Labour introduce between 1997-2010?
The New Deal, Working Family Tax Credits, Sure Start, legalising civil partnerships & Parenting Orders
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What was the New Deal?
Helped people out of work to find jobs
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What was Working Family Tax Credits?
Gave tax breaks to families where both parents work
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What was the coalition government's attitude to family policy?
The Conservative part was devided between modernisers & traditionalists, so policies reflected both views
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What family policies did the coalition government introduce between 2010-2015?
Cutting child benefit for higher earners, legalising gay marriage, capping welfare benefit, bedroom tax, cutting funding of local authorities
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What is Bedroom Tax?
People living in council housing with one or more 'spare' rooms lose some benefits
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What is China's one child policy?
Couples who only have one child receive extra benefits in an attempt to control the population