Feb. 26, 2021, entitled National Preparedness: A Summary and Select Issues by
Lauren R. Stienstra, section research manager, and
Shawn Reese, emergency management and
homeland security policy analyst:
SUMMARY
The nation has faced challenges in the effort to respond to, and recover from, the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Persistent challenges related to acquisition and delivery of diagnostic tests, production and management of personal protective equipment, and development and distribution of vaccines have introduced new questions about the state of national readiness, for pandemics as well as other emergencies more broadly.
This is not the first time the nation has evaluated its state of preparedness. In the wake of the response to Hurricane Katrina,
Sir Andrew McFarlane, the President of the Family Division, Lady Justice King and Lord Justice Holroyde (with extensive experience in criminal matters) have recently heard four linked appeals related to family proceedings involving the welfare of children.
It is anticipated that the Court of Appeal will give general guidance on the approach taken by the family court in cases in which domestic abuse is alleged.
My concern is that whatever the Court of Appeal says, the fundamental issue is time. Time for the court to consider the evidence, time to marshal the evidence, time to appropriately hear the matters in dispute, time to make findings, time to give judgment, time to list any fact-finding hearing swiftly, time to consider interim contact.
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