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Open call for evidence
Asylum: new Independent Appeals Body
From:
Home Office
UK Visas and Immigration
Immigration Enforcement
and
The Rt Hon Shabana Mahmood MP
Published
25 March 2026
20 April 2026
See all updates
Summary
The Home Office is calling for evidence on the creation of a new Independent Appeals Body as part of reform of the asylum system.
This call for evidence closes at
11:59pm on 6 May 2026
Call for evidence description
The Home Secretary has made a commitment to set up a new Independent Appeals Body as part of reform of the asylum system.
This call for evidence is seeking views, evidence and practical insights into how the new Independent Appeals Body should be designed to operate effectively, efficiently and in a way that ensures fair access to justice for all users.
Responses will help inform the legislation establishing the new body and support decisions on its governance, processes and operational framework.
Documents
The new Independent Appeals Body: Call for evidence
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Ways to respond
Respond online
or
Email to:
iabcallforevidence@homeoffice.gov.uk
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Updates to this page
Published 25 March 2026
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20 April 2026
The closing date for responses has been extended to 6 May 2026.
25 March 2026
First published.
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