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Letter to Ofgem: calling for a ban on energy companies compulsory installations of pre-payment meters

Scotland’s Children’s Commissioner Bruce Adamson’s letter to the regulator Ofgem, urging it to ban energy companies from all compulsory installations of pre-payment meters, a practice that leaves struggling families at severe risk of energy disconnection.  

The Commissioner expressed his grave concern that energy companies are still not effectively identifying vulnerable individuals to provide them, and any dependent children with the support that they desperately need.  

The Commissioner points to the increased risks to children’s right to life, health and development by the energy companies’ decisions and lack of effective identification, calling on Ofgem to urgently “take a more active regulatory approach, rather than a watching brief”.

Letter to Ofgem: impact of rising energy price cap on children

22 August 2022 Commissioner’s letter to Ofgem’s Chief Executive, Jonathan Brearley, to question the regulator’s decision to raise the energy price cap without properly considering the impact on children in

Letter to the Prime Minister – Invasion of Ukraine

The Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland, together with the Children’s Commissioner England, the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People and the Children’s Commissioner for Wales has written

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Letter to Cabinet Secretary: SQA 2020 Appeals Models

Commissioner’s letter to Cabinet Secretary requesting that children and young people from the 2020 cohort who remain disadvantaged by decisions made by the SQA the Scottish Government, to appeal directly

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Letter from Police Scotland: Human Rights and COP-26

Letter from ACC Bernard Higgins, Police Scotland, Gold Commander for COP-26, outlining Police Scotland’s commitment to and provision for ensuring that children’s human rights are protected during peaceful protests at

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Letter to Police Scotland: Human Rights and COP-26

Commissioner’s letter to ACC Bernard Higgins, Police Scotland, Gold Commander for COP-26 urging that children and young people’s human rights be respected, protected and fulfilled in the policing of peaceful protests

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