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What is child abuse?

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Types of abuse

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Am I under a duty to report child abuse?

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Who should I report suspected abuse to?

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Confidentiality when reporting children

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What happens if abuse is reported to social services?

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Alternative ways to report children at risk

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Will Children's Services let me know what they decide to do?

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What if Children's Services decide to do an initial assessment?

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What if Children's Services investigate further?

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What is a 'section 47' enquiry?

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What happens once the investigation has been carried out?

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Do I have to speak to Children's Services?

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Do I have to let Children's Services speak to my child?

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What if I refuse to let Children's Services speak to my child?

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Do I have to agree to my child's medical examination?

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What is a child protection case conference?

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What is the purpose of a Child Protection Case Conference?

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What is a child protection plan?

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Who goes to a Child Protection Case Conference?

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Can the child attend the Child Protection Case Conference?

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What if I cannot attend the Child Protection Case Conference?

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What if I have special needs or need help with communication?

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Can a parent bring a friend or relative with them for support?

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Can I be present during the whole case conference?

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Can I see the minutes of the child protection case conference?

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What if I am not happy with the outcome?

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What is the child protection register?

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Child's name on the child protection register

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Can anyone gain access to the child protection register?

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How long will a child's name stay on the child protection register?

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Do Children's Services need a court order before taking my child?

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What is an emergency protection order?

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What is an Exclusion Order?

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When are the police involved in a child abuse enquiry?

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What is police protection?

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What is an accommodated child?

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