The Child Support Agency (CSA) acknowledges the ineffectiveness of the 
proposed naming and shaming policy.

Controversial government plans to 'name and shame' fathers who have failed 
to pay maintenance have been suspended after it's lack of success. The 
website detailing 'deadbeat dads' has met with significant criticism as an 
ineffectual scheme which would have little benefit for anyone involved, 
least of all the child.

In that case remove the names form the CSA website!
Is the government finally beginning to realise that this is not the way to 
achieve a successful child support program? Do we have to continue spelling 
it out, showing the world in black and white the awe things that are being 
done in the name of child support?

Quote:

"As long as government are perceived as acting in the best interests of 
children, the people will happily endure almost any curtailment of liberty."

Adolf Hitler

http://www.onwww.co.uk/

Presumably at least some of them were bright enought to see exactly where 
that was going to end up.
If they do bin this idiotic name and shame policy and remove the lists from 
their website we will discontinue collecting personal info on their staff 
and concentrate on their polices and actions

No official anouncement or fanfare - forced to admit it was another
example of CSA getting it badly wrong - it was hidden in a written
reply in Hansard just before they all disappeared on holiday -not, of
course, that ayone in the country would have forseen such a policy not
working.