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Immigration Act 2014—Access to services

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Published on: 13 June 2014
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Table of contents

  • Original news
  • What are the main provisions about access to services?
  • Are any of these changes welcome, or a cause for concern?
  • How will these changes be rolled out?
  • What should immigration advisers be doing to prepare for the changes?
  • Any predictions for future developments?

Article summary

Immigration analysis: As part of our series of articles on the implications of the Immigration Act 2014 (IA 2014), Alex Russell, associate at Mills & Reeve LLP, considers the provisions in IA 2014 relating to access to services.

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