The success rate for parents at appeal is indicative of a system that is completely broken. Of course, parents should not have to go to appeal to get the education that their children deserve, and they should not feel that they have to fight every step of the way, so I hope that what the Secretary of State has announced today will begin to change that. I want to ask about getting children to school in the first place. The Secretary of State will be aware of reports over the weekend of a real crisis in special educational needs transport because of rising fuel prices. What will he do to address that issue?
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Review
Proceeding contribution from
Justin Madders
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 29 March 2022.
It occurred during Ministerial statement on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Review.
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