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The Government proposes to implement its residence test policy by means of an affirmative statutory instrument, which it laid in draft on Monday 31 March. The report Legal Aid: Children And The Residence Test (HL14, HC 234) looks at that statutory instrument, particularly in relation to its likely effect on children. Some detail is set out in the report of the residence test's potential impact on four particular categories of children; unaccompanied children, undocumented children, children with special educational needs or disabilities, and section 17 and 20 Children Act 1989 cases.