Consultation Responses Filter by -- All Themes -- Budgets & Economic StrategyInternational Work & BrexitPaid & Unpaid WorkPublic Services & HousingTax & Social Security -- All Topics -- AusterityBrexitChildcareDiscriminationEHRCEnterpriseEqual OpportunitiesEqualityEquality Act 2010Financial AbuseGenderHealthIndustrial StrategyMaternity LeaveParental LeavePensionsPovertySocial CareSocial InfrastructureSocial SecuritySTEMTradeUniversal CreditViolence Against Women And Girls Sort by Most Recent Oldest First A-Z Z-A This section contains our responses to consultation documents and discussion papers produced by the UK Government, opposition parties, regulators and other public bodies and international bodies such as the UN. Past Events Consultation Responses Consultations on Trade Negotiations Submission to the Department for International Trade (October 2018) Consultation Responses Consultation on Reform of the Gender Recognition Act Submission to the Government Equalities Office (October 2018) Consultation Responses Equality Act 2010 Inquiry Submission to the Women and Equalities Committee (October 2018) Consultation Responses Childcare as a Barrier to Work Inquiry Submission to the Work and Pensions Committee (September 2018) Consultation Responses Extreme Poverty Submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty & Human Rights in the UK(September 2018) Consultation Responses Universal Credit Inquiry Submission to the Public Accounts Committee (June 2018) Consultation Responses Social Care Funding Inquiry Submission to the Lords Select Committee (October 2018) Consultation Responses Universal Credit and Domestic Abuse Inquiry Submission to the Work and Pensions Select Committee (May 2018) Consultation Responses Submission to the OHCHR: The impact of economic reform policies on women’s human rights February 2018 Consultation Responses Submission to Government’s Industrial Strategy Consultation April 2017 Consultation Responses WBG Response to Department for Trade and Industry’s Consultation ‘Work and Families: Choice and Flexibility’ 2005 May Consultation Responses Aspects of the Economics of an Ageing Population A March 2003 joint response from WBG & Fawcett Society to the House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs Call for Evidence.
