In an amendment made to the UK Borders Bill this week, the agency willhave to follow a code of practice when dealing with children as itcarries out its immigration functions.
There will also be a pilot of alternatives to the detention of children,a review of family removals and the launch of the agency's framework tokeep children safe.
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