'The public is prepared for law reform because they know it will help us all protect children more effectively and is not an attack on parents. Law reform would be primarily educative, not punitive.' Mary Marsh, NSPCC director, on its research findings that a majority of adults would support moves to ban physical punishment of under-threes
'The public is prepared for law reform because they know it will help us all protect children more effectively and is not an attack on parents. Law reform would be primarily educative, not punitive.'
Mary Marsh, NSPCC director, on its research findings that a majority of adults would support moves to ban physical punishment of under-threes
