Children Act 1989 : a report by the Secretaries of State for Health and for Wales on the Children Act 1989 in pursuance of their duties under Section 83(6) of the Act
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Children Act 1989 : a report by the Secretaries of State for Health and for Wales on the Children Act 1989 in pursuance of their duties under Section 83(6) of the Act
HMSO, [1993?]
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Children Act report, 1992
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"Presented to Parliament by the Secretaries of State for Health and for Wales. By command of Her Majesty" -- On cover
Description and Table of Contents
Description
What has the Children Act achieved in its first year? This report contains a comprehensive description of its operations. During 1992 local authority interventions appeared to become more sharply focused, with more children remaining in their own families and 50% fewer emergency orders to remove a child from home being made. In addition, there was a substantial fall in the number of children entering compulsory care, suggesting that the idea of a working partnership between parents and authorities is becoming a reality. This report is aimed at all child care professionals and policymakers.
Table of Contents
- Child protection and the courts
- family support services for children in need
- day care for under-eights and review duty
- residential child care
- independent schools
- leaving care
- GALRO service
- review of training in the child care field
- issues and work in progress.
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