The Victoria Climbié Inquiry

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Alternative name(s):	Climbié Inquiry (Also known as) Victoria Climbié Inquiry (Also known as)
Date:	2001-2003
History:	Inquiry set up to reach conclusions as to the circumstances leading to the death of a child, Victoria Adjo Climbié, in Feb 2000 at the hands of her relatives and to make recommendations to the Secretary of State for Health and to the Secretary of State for the Home Department as to how such an event may be avoided in the future. Lord Laming was appointed on 20 April 2001 to conduct three statutory inquiries, which together would be known as the Victoria Climbié Inquiry. The hearings began on 26 Sept 2001 and evidence-gathering was formally closed on 31 July 2002. The final report was presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Health and the Secretary of State for the Home Department in Jan 2003.
Functions, occupations and activities:	Government (central)
References:	PROCAT; NCA Rules
Name authority reference:	GB/NNAF/C286355

Collections
Number	Description	Held by	Reference
1	2001-2003: The Victoria Climbié Inquiry: Website		VC 1
2	2001-2003: The Victoria Climbié Inquiry: Website: Digital Records formerly in VC 1	The National Archives, Kew	VC 2
3	From 2002: The Victoria Climbié Inquiry Website	The National Archives, Kew	VC 3
4	2001-2003: Records of The Victoria Climbié Inquiry	The National Archives, Kew	VC