Sentence examples for a redress scheme from inspiring English sources

The report was quickly followed by a redress scheme.

The mother and baby homes were excluded from a redress scheme in 2005.

Scottish Power paid £8.5 million to customers last year while EDF made £4.5 million available through a redress scheme in 2012.

"A large number of firms have voluntarily come together to create a redress scheme that will provide a fair outcome for customers," Martin Wheatley, head of the Financial Conduct Authority, said in a statement.

Our How to Rent guide helps tenants know their rights and responsibilities, and letting agents are now required to belong to a redress scheme so landlords and tenants have somewhere to go if they get a raw deal".

A redress scheme was set up as an alternative to legal action, allowing victims of abuse at care homes such as Haut de la Garenne to claim up to £60,000 from the States of Jersey.

At present 3,000 letting agents, 40% of the entire industry, have yet to join a voluntary redress scheme.. Pickles will also publish a new tenant's charter on Wednesday as well as set out details of a new code of practice setting standards for the management of property in the private rented sector, with a view to making it statutory.

The royal commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse recommended a national redress scheme for victim compensation in September last year.

The office of Fair Trading is delaying the introduction of a compulsory redress scheme for estate agents, raising fears of another Hips-style U-turn.

Elderly survivors of Ireland's notorious Magdalene laundries are threatening to go on hunger strike if the Irish government fails to establish a financial redress scheme for women held in the institutions.

Fisher called on the government to institute an independent redress scheme for victims of clergy abuse.