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state policies that affect family
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left wing (labour)
nuclear family
ideal
state
should play a role in family life
support all families with children
accept
alternate families
right wing (conservative)
nuclear
ideal
alternative family less desirable for children
decline in
tnf
causes social problems
state should play minimal role in family life
direct effect of state policies
DIVORCE REFORM ACT
led to
increase
of divorce and let marriage be broke if they are
unhappy
- accessible
direct effect of state policies
DIVORCE DISSOLUTION ACT
removed the
blame game
and reduced family conflict to promote
childrens
wellbeing. live apart after
5 years
before divorce
direct effect of state policies
MARRIAGE TAX CREDIT
encourages couples to marry to marry not
cohabit
allowing less tax if
married
.
direct effect of state policies
SAME SEX MARRIAGE
allows marriage no matter the sexual orentation
direct effect of state policies
ADOPTION AND CHILDRENS ACT
lets
same sex couples
adopt and raise children
direct effect of state policies
CHILD TAX CREDIT
provides tax relief for
working class
families to save money for childrens needs, typically to
main carer
indirect effect of state policies
PENSION AGE OF WOMEN INCREASED TO
66
means women have to work longer to revieve
state pension
so there is less support in the family
indirect effect of state policies
LEGAL AID CUT
SUBSTANTIALLY lets people of
low income
access free legal advice eg. cases of
domestic violence