Child Protection Procedures - East Ayrshire Council

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APPENDIX 10 Points of Contact for Families Serving in the Forces The life of a Naval, Army and Royal Air Force family differs in many respects from that of a family in civilian life particularly for those living overseas or on bases and garrisons in the United Kingdom. The Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force control the movement of families in response to Service commitments and the frequency of such moves may make it difficult for Local Authorities to carry out statutory checks. The Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force are fully committed to co-operating with statutory and other agencies. SSAFA Forces Help is funded by the Ministry of Defence to provide a professional social work service to Royal Air Force personnel and their families in the United Kingdom and on a tri-service basis overseas. This includes the processing of statutory checks. As from the 15 th August 2001, in the event of checks being required in respect of serving and ex Service Army and Royal Air Force personnel and their families, the attached forms must be completed and returned to The Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association – Forces Help, 19 Queen Elizabeth Street, London SE1 2LP. Tel. No: 020 7403 8783 Fax. No: 020 7403 8815. It remains the responsibility of the Local Authority to complete relevant civilian checks, including the Police National Computer, as in Section 2 of the request form. Applicants should be aware that Military Service records including Service Police and Conduct Sheets will be checked as well as SSAFA Forces Help social work records and those held by the Army Welfare Service. Alternative arrangements exist for the Royal Navy and Royal Marines and request should be forwarded to: Royal Navy DNSCWI NPFS Room 24 Chaplaincy Annex Admiralty House HM Naval Base Portsmouth PO1 3LR Tel. No: 02392 727255 Royal Marines SO3 Welfare HQ Royal Marines West Battery Whale Island Portsmouth PO2 8DX Tel. No: 02392 547542 150
Help To: The Director of Social Work Enquiring Organisation & Name of Worker: SSAFA Forces Help 19 Queen Elizabeth Street London SE1 2LP Address: Tel: Tel: REQUEST FOR CHECKS (to be completed by enquiring organisation, tick each check as required) Section 1: For ALL applicants Army/RAF Police & Military Conduct/ Conviction Record SSAFA Forces Help Social Work Record Child Protection Register Data Base Northern Ireland Police Service (RUC) Army Welfare Service Record Ministry of Defence Police Section 2: For SSAFA Forces Help applicants ONLY Criminal records Bureau/Pre Employment Consultancy Service (Northern Ireland)/Scottish Criminal Record Office Protection of Children Act List Post applied for: SURNAME: DATE OF BIRTH: Local Authority Social Services FORENAME: PLACE OF BIRTH: PREVIOUS/OTHER NAMES: If * HM Forces/Ex-service: *Delete where necessary Service number: Rank: If a dependant give Service number of sponsor: If a civilian give passport number: PRESENT ADDRESS & PREVIOUS ADDRESSES IN LAST 5 YEARS WITH DATES: (You must include postcodes and BFPO numbers) Dates Address(es) Continue over if necessary _______________________________________________________________________________________ CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD Surname Forenames Date of Birth Gender I agree to the above record check being undertaken and for the disclosure to the enquiring organisation, of any information judged relevant by the checking agency. Signature of applicant: Date: Note: each person being checked must complete a separate form. Children aged 10 years and above living in the household of prospective adopters, foster parents or childminders must be checked. Parents/Guardians must sign consent. 151
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CHILD PROTECTION PROCEDURES The Eas
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CONTENTS Foreword Section 1: Defini
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Section 5: The Child Protection Reg
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APPENDICES Appendix 1: The Main Tas
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1.0.4.1 If it is agreed that a join
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1.3 Sexual Abuse 1.3.1 “Any child
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SECTION 2 Investigation of Suspecte
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Team Leader will liaise with the Se
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interviews by a Police Officer and
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e widely available to general pract
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2.8 Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
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properly investigating them can als
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person with whom the child shares h
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(i) (j) (k) (l) Once a referral has
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for formal intervention in this par
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public interest to prosecute. It is
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(Article 19 of the UN Convention on
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made available. The criminal aspect
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3.7 Convicted Offenders 3.7.1 A sep
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serious addiction by the parent who
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3.12 Children with a disability or
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3.14.1.3 Any such concerns should b
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3.14.8 Deciding on How the Matter s
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3.14.13.3 The Link Worker/Family Pl
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3.15.1.4 Attention to young peoples
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3.15.4.6 While the possible need fo
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• deciding that there is an alleg
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The safety of other children 3.15.6
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3.15.7.8 An assessment of the immed
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3.15.7.21 At an appropriate stage t
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3.15.7.35 Any involvement of a youn
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3.17.2.2 There are two important el
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3.17.4.2 Social workers must submit
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3.19 The Data Protection Act 3.20.1
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3.21.6.5. A child may have to give
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eport this to the Service Unit Mana
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of making this decision. It may wel
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4.6 Professionals and Others 4.6.1
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his or his wishes and feelings and
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4.13.1 Once a child’s name has be
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4.18 Key worker 4.18.1 A key worker
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Section 5 The Child Protection Regi
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5.7.1 There are two Child Protectio
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(f) (g) (h) (i) (j) (k) (l) (m) (n)
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5.15 A Registered Child moving into
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SECTION 6 Informing and Consulting
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6.5.4 Family members will need to k
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• The procedure for making an app
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7.5 Information required for an app
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