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Analytical CookiesOnOff -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About this tool(Opens in a new window) Skip to content * About us * Who we are * What we do * Publications * Operational Guidance * Complaints * Can I complain? * What’s involved * Your rights * Report a complaint * Complaints data * Our Work * What we’re working on * Legislation monitoring * Inquiries and legal proceedings * Issues and outcomes * News * Contact us Toggle mobile main menu Search site Submit search form FAQs * About us * Complaints * Our Work * News * Contact us Search site Submit search form FAQs * Back to Main menu * Who we are * What we do * Publications * Operational Guidance * Back to Main menu * Can I complain? * What’s involved * Your rights * Report a complaint * Complaints data * Back to Main menu * What we’re working on * Legislation monitoring * Inquiries and legal proceedings * Issues and outcomes WELCOME TO THE INDEPENDENT MONITORING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITIZENS’ RIGHTS AGREEMENTS slide 1 of 3 Report a complaint IMA Welcomes Home Office Decisions On Measures To Implement Landmark Judgment Report a complaint show previous slide show next slide We protect the rights of EU and EEA EFTA citizens, and their family members, in the UK and Gibraltar. We do this by monitoring UK public bodies to make sure they implement the rights of these citizens and by identifying any underlying issues. We are independent of government and are professional and impartial in our work. What we do WHAT ARE WE WORKING ON? Find out more about the issues we are aware of and working on via our issues log Issues Log COMPLAINTS The complaints submitted to us help build a picture of where there are common, wide-reaching, or systemic issues with how UK public bodies are implementing the Withdrawal Agreement(s) for EU and EEA EFTA citizens’ rights. Can I complain? Report a complaint WHAT’S NEW slide 1 to 3 of 33 From Residency, News, Citizens’ Rights Watchdog Completes Initial Review Into English Local Authorities For Looked After Children Residency News CITIZENS’ RIGHTS WATCHDOG COMPLETES INITIAL REVIEW INTO ENGLISH LOCAL AUTHORITIES FOR LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has completed the initial review into the way English local authorities ensure looked after children and care leavers from EU and EEA EFTA countries have their rights protected in the UK now that it has left the European Union. From Our updates, News, IMA Welcomes Home Office Decisions On Measures To Implement Landmark Judgment Our updates News IMA WELCOMES HOME OFFICE DECISIONS ON MEASURES TO IMPLEMENT LANDMARK JUDGMENT The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has welcomed Home Office decisions on changes to the EU Settlement Scheme for pre-settled status holders in relation to how a significant High Court judgment on citizens’ rights under the Withdrawal and Separation Agreements will be implemented. From Our updates, Residency, News, Citizens’ Rights’ Watchdog Calls For Resolution On Landmark High Court Case Implementation Our updates Residency News CITIZENS’ RIGHTS’ WATCHDOG CALLS FOR RESOLUTION ON LANDMARK HIGH COURT CASE IMPLEMENTATION The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens Rights’ Agreements (IMA) is calling for a resolution on a landmark judicial review judgment against the UK Home Office relating to the implementation of parts of the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS). From Our updates, News, Interim Chair Appointed to IMA Our updates News INTERIM CHAIR APPOINTED TO IMA The Deputy Chair of the Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA), Leo O’Reilly has been appointed as its Interim Chair as the recruitment process for a permanent Chair gets underway. From Our updates, News, Citizens’ Rights Watchdog Welcomes Supreme Court Appeal Decision Our updates News CITIZENS’ RIGHTS WATCHDOG WELCOMES SUPREME COURT APPEAL DECISION The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has highlighted a decision by the Supreme Court to refuse the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions’ (SSWP) request to appeal a Court of Appeal ruling in which the IMA had intervened. From Our updates, Public bodies, News, Citizens Rights Watchdog Gives Update on Judicial Review Our updates Public bodies News CITIZENS RIGHTS WATCHDOG GIVES UPDATE ON JUDICIAL REVIEW The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) continues to have concerns about the Home Office implementation of a significant High Court judgment related to citizens’ rights under the Withdrawal and Separation Agreements. From Travel, News, IMA reminds EU citizens of what to expect at the UK border Travel News IMA REMINDS EU CITIZENS OF WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE UK BORDER The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreement (IMA) is reminding EU and EEA EFTA citizens of what to expect when travelling amid further reports of difficulties at the UK border. From Our updates, News, Citizens’ Rights Watchdog Marks Third Year in Operation Our updates News CITIZENS’ RIGHTS WATCHDOG MARKS THIRD YEAR IN OPERATION As the Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) marks its third year in operation it is reflecting on some of the areas where it has taken action to ensure the rights of EU and EEA EFTA citizens and their family members are being upheld by public bodies. From Our updates, News, IMA survey identifies concerns about current and future protection of citizens’ rights Our updates News IMA SURVEY IDENTIFIES CONCERNS ABOUT CURRENT AND FUTURE PROTECTION OF CITIZENS’ RIGHTS The third annual survey undertaken by the Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA), which ran from April to June 2023, found the top three areas where citizens continued to experience difficulties accessing their rights were employment, travel and healthcare. From Our updates, Public bodies, News, Citizens’ Rights Watchdog Gives Update on Judicial Review Our updates Public bodies News CITIZENS’ RIGHTS WATCHDOG GIVES UPDATE ON JUDICIAL REVIEW The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) continues to be concerned about the implementation of the High Court judgment in relation to rights under the Citizens’ Rights Agreements and continues to work with the Home Office to seek assurance that the action taken addresses the findings of the judgment. From Our updates, News, Court of Appeal Hands Down Judgment Our updates News COURT OF APPEAL HANDS DOWN JUDGMENT The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in the case of Secretary of State for Work & Pensions v AT. From Our updates, Public bodies, News, IMA is assured that local authorities in Wales are protecting the rights of EU looked after children and care leavers Our updates Public bodies News IMA IS ASSURED THAT LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN WALES ARE PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF EU LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN AND CARE LEAVERS The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements is assured that all 22 local authorities in Wales have confirmed they have appropriate measures in place to ensure the rights of eligible EU and EEA EFTA looked after children and care leavers are protected. From Our updates, News, Citizens’ Rights Watchdog Urges EU Settlement Scheme Late Applicants to Check Their Application Evidence Our updates News CITIZENS’ RIGHTS WATCHDOG URGES EU SETTLEMENT SCHEME LATE APPLICANTS TO CHECK THEIR APPLICATION EVIDENCE The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) is urging citizens with reasonable grounds for applying late to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) to make sure they are providing sufficient information and evidence to demonstrate these. From Our updates, News, IMA acquires new Practice Direction Our updates News IMA ACQUIRES NEW PRACTICE DIRECTION The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has received approval for a new Practice Direction which will come into force on 1 October 2023. From Our updates, News, Four non-executive members reappointed to IMA board Our updates News FOUR NON-EXECUTIVE MEMBERS REAPPOINTED TO IMA BOARD The Lord Chancellor has reappointed Ronnie Alexander, Joyce Cullen, Marcus Killick and Leo O’Reilly. From Our updates, News, IMA welcomes Cabinet Office updates to recruitment website to account for rights of late EU Settlement Scheme applicants Our updates News IMA WELCOMES CABINET OFFICE UPDATES TO RECRUITMENT WEBSITE TO ACCOUNT FOR RIGHTS OF LATE EU SETTLEMENT SCHEME APPLICANTS The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has welcomed changes made by the Cabinet Office to update the Civil Service nationality requirements for posts advertised via the Civil Service Jobs website. From Our updates, News, IMA Chair Steps Down Our updates News IMA CHAIR STEPS DOWN The Chairman of the Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA), Sir Ashley Fox resigned with immediate effect on Monday 11 September after being selected as the Parliamentary Candidate for the Bridgwater constituency for the Conservative Party. From Our updates, Public bodies, News, IMA launches new inquiry to investigate EU Settlement Scheme application delays Our updates Public bodies News IMA LAUNCHES NEW INQUIRY TO INVESTIGATE EU SETTLEMENT SCHEME APPLICATION DELAYS The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has launched an inquiry after receiving reports of citizens experiencing delays with their EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) applications. From Our updates, Public bodies, News, IMA issues statement following Home Office response to inquiry findings Our updates Public bodies News IMA ISSUES STATEMENT FOLLOWING HOME OFFICE RESPONSE TO INQUIRY FINDINGS The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has noted the response by the Home Office to our inquiry into Certificate of Application (CoA) delays. From Our updates, News, Home Office publishes new guidance on EUSS reforms Our updates News HOME OFFICE PUBLISHES NEW GUIDANCE ON EUSS REFORMS The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) is encouraging EU and EEA EFTA citizens who intend to make a late application to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) to familiarise themselves with new guidance from the Home Office. From Our updates, Public bodies, News, IMA responds to Home Office plans to implement judgment following judicial review Our updates Public bodies News IMA RESPONDS TO HOME OFFICE PLANS TO IMPLEMENT JUDGMENT FOLLOWING JUDICIAL REVIEW The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has noted Home Office information about how it will implement a High Court judgment in relation to the rights of pre-settled status holders under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), but has expressed disappointment at the lack of meaningful engagement to date and the lack of clarity in the proposals for citizens. From Our updates, Public bodies, News, Home Office failed to comply with obligation to issue Certificates of Application immediately to EU Settlement Scheme applicants in some cases, IMA inquiry finds Our updates Public bodies News HOME OFFICE FAILED TO COMPLY WITH OBLIGATION TO ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF APPLICATION IMMEDIATELY TO EU SETTLEMENT SCHEME APPLICANTS IN SOME CASES, IMA INQUIRY FINDS The UK, through the Home Office, failed to comply with its obligation under the Withdrawal and Separation Agreements to issue a Certificate of Application immediately to EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) applicants, for particular types of application. From Our updates, News, New IMA Chief Executive appointed Our updates News NEW IMA CHIEF EXECUTIVE APPOINTED Miranda Biddle has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of the Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA). From Health, News, EU citizens may have been wrongfully charged for NHS treatment, IMA finds Health News EU CITIZENS MAY HAVE BEEN WRONGFULLY CHARGED FOR NHS TREATMENT, IMA FINDS The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has identified that some unsuccessful applicants to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) may have been wrongly charged for NHS treatment. From Our updates, Surveys, News, IMA launches third annual survey to measure EU citizens’ trust in public bodies to protect their rights Our updates Surveys News IMA LAUNCHES THIRD ANNUAL SURVEY TO MEASURE EU CITIZENS’ TRUST IN PUBLIC BODIES TO PROTECT THEIR RIGHTS The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) is seeking the views of European nationals and their family members in its third annual survey. From Our updates, News, IMA intervenes in Court of Appeal Proceedings Our updates News IMA INTERVENES IN COURT OF APPEAL PROCEEDINGS From Public bodies, Social security, News, IMA statement on concerns over EU Settlement Scheme Public bodies Social security News IMA STATEMENT ON CONCERNS OVER EU SETTLEMENT SCHEME From Public bodies, Residency, News, Independent Monitoring Authority successful in landmark High Court challenge against Home Office Public bodies Residency News INDEPENDENT MONITORING AUTHORITY SUCCESSFUL IN LANDMARK HIGH COURT CHALLENGE AGAINST HOME OFFICE From Annual Report, publications, Download document for: Annual Report and Accounts 2022 (2.63 MB) published on 21.11.2022 Annual Report publications ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2022 Published: 21.11.2022 Download (2.63 MB) From Our updates, News, IMA intervenes in Tribunal proceedings Our updates News IMA INTERVENES IN TRIBUNAL PROCEEDINGS From Our updates, News, IMA granted permission to intervene in Court of Appeal proceedings Our updates News IMA GRANTED PERMISSION TO INTERVENE IN COURT OF APPEAL PROCEEDINGS From Public bodies, News, EU citizens watchdog takes steps to secure rights of looked after children and care leavers Public bodies News EU CITIZENS WATCHDOG TAKES STEPS TO SECURE RIGHTS OF LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN AND CARE LEAVERS The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA) has launched a review to find out what measures local government across the UK is taking to ensure eligible EU and EEA EFTA looked after children and care leavers have their rights protected. From Compliance Reports, publications, Download document for: Looked After Children Assurance Review (247.27 KB) published on 24.10.2022 Compliance Reports publications LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN ASSURANCE REVIEW Published: 24.10.2022 Download (247.27 KB) show previous slide show next slide * Privacy Notice * Accessibility Statement * FOI Requests * Work for the IMA * Useful Contacts * Welsh Language Statement * Inquiries & Legal Proceedings * Publications Scheme Connect * Facebook Social Follow (opens in new window) * Linkedin Social Follow (opens in new window) * Twitter Social Follow (opens in new window) Sign up to our newsletter All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0, except where otherwise stated © Crown copyright X