Child Protection

Question 1

Disguised compliance
Professional curiosity

(Definition)

Answer 1

Pretending to comply with the intent of NOT following orders.

Questioning beyond surface depth, remaining on task and asking relevant questions.

Question 2

A
B
C
D
E
F

Answer 2

Appearance
Behaviour
Communication
Danger
Environmental
Finances

Question 3

Neglect (Definition)
Types of neglect

Answer 3

Neglect is not meeting the basic physical and psychological needs of a child.

Physical
Educational
Emotional
Medical

Question 4

CSE

Answer 4

Child sexual exploitation

Question 5

CSA

Answer 5

Child sexual abuse

Question 6

Section 46 Children Act 1989

Answer 6

Police officers have the power to safeguard children in an emergency. Officer BELIEVES the child must be kept in a place of safety (hospital) to prevent them suffering SIGNIFICANT harm. Can be done for 72 hours.

Question 7

PPO

Answer 7

Police Protection Order

An emergency measure used by the police to ensure the immediate safety of a child. It grants the police the authority to remove a child from their current environment if there is a belief that the child is at immediate risk of significant harm.

No prior court approval.

Question 8

EPO

Answer 8

Emergency Protection Order

Question 9

NRM

Answer 9

National Referral Mechanism

Question 10

Child Abduction Act

Answer 10

An offence for a person that is NOT CONNECTED with a child to unlawfully or detain a child under the age of 16.

Question 11

CAN

Answer 11

Child Abduction Notice

No criminal offences needed
Person involved has no parental responsibility
Child place themselves at risk of harm

Recorded on PNC

Question 12

CAWN

Answer 12

Child Abduction Warning Notice

Manage risks
Investigate other offences
Seek views of person with parental responsibility
Complete a statement from that person

Question 13

Section 1 Children and Young Persons Act 1933

Answer 13

A person who has attained the age of sixteen
Who has responsibility for any child or young person under that age
Wilfully (intentionally or recklessly)
Assaults, ill treats, neglects, abandons or exposes him, or causes or procures him to be assaulted etc.
In a manner likely to cause him unnecessary suffering or injury to health.

Question 14

Child …. Child …. Child ….

Answer 14

Child Seen Child Heard Child Safeguarded

Question 15

CAIU

Answer 15

Child Abuse Investigation Unit