Downing Street Says » Victims’ Commissioner

» Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Victims’ Commissioner

Asked whether Louise Casey had moved on from her homelessness role, the PMS replied that people should speak to the Home Office on her current role.

Asked if homelessness had been solved, the PMS said the issue was never solved unfortunately. Her new role as Victims’ Commissioner would build on a number of improvements such as the first ever National Victims Service, the Victims Personal Statement and a trebling of funding for victims services, so Louise Casey was obviously the right person for this job.

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