Although positive legislative changes have been made to tackle trafficking in terms of protection and prosecution, especially through the Modern Slavery Act 2015 in England and Wales and comparable legislation in Northern Ireland and Scotland, there is still no formal policy or procedure in place to make lasting arrangements for trafficked children that are in their best interests. This results in a significant gap in the protection provided to them. A durable solution is the long-term sustainable arrangements that we make for unaccompanied asylum seeking children, including those who have been trafficked. It means plans are in place, support is available, and children are helped throughout their childhood with a view to their future. It gives children stability, security, and a chance to heal and develop. A durable solution can also play a role in preventing re-trafficking.