Benefits of the exchange Sample Clauses

Benefits of the exchange. 15.4.1 Potential benefits for both departments include, but are not limited to: • XX will initiate contact with identified individuals under their duty of care pertaining to missing and vulnerable children. • XX will initiate contact with identified individuals with a view to encouraging them, and where appropriate provide support to enable them, to depart the UK; where appropriate effect removal or regularise their stay. • On review, HO and DfE will assess how useful the DfE Return Information was in achieving the aims detailed at Sections 15.1.1 and 15.1.2. A process may then be set up whereby HO will notify DfE of any vulnerable minors identified so that DfE may take action in accordance with their duties and obligations.
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Benefits of the exchange. 4.3 The benefits of the exchange from records successfully matched for all Participants will be: • The opportunity to stop benefits or tax credits payments to those not entitled, resulting in financial savings for HMRC and DWP; • To Identify instances of illegal working; • Home Office will issue “nudge letters” on confirmed matches to employers who have been found to be employing an individual after the expiry of their leave to those showing to having been paid in the last month using the Real Time Information ( RTI ) payment data provided by HMRC; • The reputational benefit of protecting the public purse and contributing towards tackling illegal immigration (in line with the agenda set by the inter- ministerial group on migrants access to benefits and public services); • The removals of incentives for individuals to remain in the UK, potentially leading to an increase in voluntary departures for those that are Appeal Rights Exhausted (ARE); • The generation of up-to-date contact information on illegal migrants with whom Home Office has lost contact, enabling Home Office to take enforcement action with those not compliant and assist in validating the leave of those who can be considered compliant; • For Home office to obtain the National Insurance Numbers (NINos) for all matched cases, which will allow for more effective data matching in the future; • The opportunity to cleanse, update and refine datasets and customer records, and improves the data matching process; • Production of effective management information to demonstrate the benefits of this type of work, which will encourage other government departments to sign up; • Home Office can take action against those who remain in the UK illegally in breach of immigration conditions. The data sharing of curtailment cases will provide an assessment of the robustness of the current curtailment not pursued process.
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Benefits of the exchange. 15.4.1 Potential benefits for both departments include, but are not limited to:  XX will initiate contact with identified individuals under their duty of care pertaining to missing and vulnerable children.  HO will initiate contact with identified individuals with a view to encouraging them, and where appropriate provide support to enable them, to depart the UK; where appropriate effect removal or regularise their stay.
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Benefits of the exchange. 3.1 Potential benefits for both departments to moving this exchange from proof of concept to business as usual in cases where DfE have positively identified an individual or individuals of interest to the HO include, but are not limited to:  DfE will be notified of details of vulnerable minors which they may utilise to take action in accordance of their duties and obligations  HO will initiate contact with applicants under their duty of care pertaining missing and vulnerable children. Commented
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