Backbenchers called on the Government to 'get on with it' and deliver a fresh plan for the ailing sector as it goes back to the drawing board
Siobhan Baillie, the Tory MP for Stroud and member of the work and pensions committee, added that “parents, childcare providers and employers need the complex and expensive childcare system reformed”.
Ms Truss had considered increasing the amount of free childcare to up to 50 hours a week, as well as handing childcare support money directly to parents rather than to the facilities providing the service. Changing the early years staff-per-child ratio from 1:4 to 1:5 for two-year-olds is being formally considered by the Government after a public consultation launched in July.
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