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Seventh children's minister overseeing SEND reforms pledges to treat parents as 'key stakeholders'
'It can't solve financial concerns. And in practice, it'll just heap more risk downwards'
Town halls expect to spend £1.2bn bussing pupils to school this year, and £300m on administration for SEND pupils
Party would give councils more money to cut what schools have to pay, and set up a 'national body'...
Oxfordshire, Oldham and Plymouth received the lowest rating in inspections of their SEND services this summer
Councils have conditions to 'manage demand' for EHCPs
Council's new target for 80 per cent of pupils with EHCPs in mainstream schools criticised
But the Association of Educational Psychologists also said it had received an 'improved pay offer'
The education committee is 'concerned' children's ministers' evidence 'contradicts' Newton Europe contract
