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Outlining the inquiry's proposals at a Westminster press conference today, Sir Keir called for specialist advisers who would help claimants suffering domestic and sexual violence; lone parents and those without good English.
On the back of this, John Yates, the assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, called for specialist units in every police force to ensure consistent, quality services to all rape victims.
Bragg called for specialist advice and support for women to pursue unfair and unlawful treatment by their employers and the scrapping of employment tribunal fees which she said "denied access to justice to the vast majority of women".
The report, entitled Narratives Of Conversion To Islam In Britain: Male Perspectives, said Muslim converts were a "minority within a minority" and called for specialist groups to be created to help them cope with the feelings of rejection embracing Islam could cause.
The charity is calling for specialist staff to be available at jobcentres to help with skills including financial planning and understanding the tax system.
The report calls for specialist alcohol health workers to be employed across the health service.
Mr Ben Bridgewater, a heart surgeon from South Manchester University Hospital, and colleagues are calling for specialist centres to be set up, staffed by specialists with access to the right screening tests and equipment to treat patients with VHD.
GP2 initially 'thinks aloud' about calling for specialist palliative care advice.
Clearly this calls for specialists, and hypnotist Keith Barry certainly looks the part, dressed in the sartorial Venn diagram that joins stage performers, Jack the Ripper cosplayers and metal guys entering into the union of marriage.
Laming called for more specialist training in child protection at both degree and postgraduate level.
Mr Martin has called for more specialist beds for the treatment of eating disorders to be included in a government commitment to increase the overall bed capacity of Irish hospitals.
