Sentences with phrase «proposals in due course»

He also emphasized that they «are giving consideration to what further changes may be needed to the family justice system and we'll be seeking views on our proposals in due course later this year.»

We will be announcing more details about their proposals in due course.

Robert Goodwill, the minister for children and families, in response to a parliamentary question has said: «We are reflecting on our programmes in relation to school meals and will come forward with proposals in due course.»

Ministers say they are «reflecting» on plans for school meals and «will come forward with proposals in due course».

The proposals have a long way to go before being adopted so there will no doubt be an opportunity to comment to the Commission on the precise proposals in due course.

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We intend to amend the registration requirement for independent education settings so that all such settings which children attend full - time during the school day have to register, and we will consult in due course on detailed proposals.»

In an earlier interview Ms Jowell said the government had «no plan B» if parliament rejected the order and last night the culture secretary said: «Ministers will want to reflect and come back to this elected house in due course with proposals as to how to take this policy forward.&raquIn an earlier interview Ms Jowell said the government had «no plan B» if parliament rejected the order and last night the culture secretary said: «Ministers will want to reflect and come back to this elected house in due course with proposals as to how to take this policy forward.&raquin due course with proposals as to how to take this policy forward.»

As I have suggested before, my expectation is that, as was the case with civil partnerships, once the equal marriage proposals are implemented and the sky does not fall in, the ban on marriages taking place on religious premises will be lifted in due course too.

We have recently consulted on proposals and will respond in due course.»

The Department for Communities and Local Government said it would outline further details, including proposals for school places, «in due course».

Gibb said the government was in the process of looking at the 25,000 responses to its consultation on proposals for a new national funding formula, and would respond with its plans in due course.

A government spokesperson told Schools Week that it was «looking at a range of options to allow more children to access a school that lets them rise as far as their talents will take them» and that proposals will be set out «in due course», with some government insiders claiming plans may even be outlined before the end of the week.

More details on the development of this innovative proposal will follow in due course.