Official Statistics

Child Support Agency case closures: June 2014 to June 2018

Quarterly experimental statistics on the progress of the Child Support Agency (CSA) case closure programme from June 2014 to June 2018.

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Child Support Agency case closure experimental statistics: data for June 2014 to June 2018

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Tables: Child Support Agency case closure experimental statistics

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In June 2014 we started telling CSA clients that their CSA case will close. This publication details the progress of these case closures.

As part of the government’s Welfare Reform changes a new Child Maintenance Service (CMS) was introduced to administer all child maintenance under the 2012 statutory child maintenance scheme.

Cases in the previous 1993 and 2003 child maintenance schemes administered by the CSA are being closed and clients are being invited to consider making their own family-based arrangements or to apply to the CMS.

The next release of these statistics will be in November 2018.

Published 12 September 2018
Last updated 23 January 2019 + show all updates
  1. A revision has been made to table 8 of the ODS data tables - the ‘CSA Arrears Only Intake and Caseload on the Child Maintenance Service’. The monthly figures previously published in the ‘Applications to the Child Maintenance Service’ column have been corrected. This column now correctly shows quarterly information. This revision has been made in line with the DWP policy on revisions of Official Statistics.

  2. First published.