CPP Flashcards
6C
Any report of concern received by Police where a child is the victim.
Acute child abuse
Child abuse occurring less than 7 days before it was reported.
Adult
A person aged 18 years or older
Child
Under 18 years old at the time of their referral.
Doesn’t include any person who is married, or has been married, or in a civil union.
Or adult that may have intellectual disabilities.
Child abuse
- Physical, sexual, emotional or psychological abuse
- Neglect
- In unsafe environments e.g. clan lab
- Cyber crime exploiting children
- child trafficking
Purpose of CPP
Ensure timely, coordinated and effective action by Oranga Tamariki and Police so that:
- children are kept safe
- offenders are held to account where possible
- child victimisation is reduced.
Critical 24hrs
No safety or care identified
Mokopuna is at risk of serious harm
Requires immediate involvement to establish safety
Very urgent 48hrs
At risk of serious harm but has some protective factors present for the next 48hrs
However, as the present situation and/or need is likely to change
High priority follow up is required.
Urgent 7 days
At risk of harm or neglect
And the circumstances are likely to negatively impact on mokopuna.
Options of safety and support have been explored but remain unmet.
Vulnerability and pattern exists which limits the protective factors.
Emotional abuse
Persistent emotional ill treatment of a child which causes severe and persistent effect on the child’s emotional development.
Harm
Ill treatment or the impairment of health or development including impairment suffered from seeing or hearing the I’ll treatment of another.
Historic child abuse
Reports by an adult victim of child abuse that occurred against them when they were a child and they are over 18 at the time of reporting the abuse.
Neglect
Intentionally ill treats or neglects a child
Causes or permits the child to be ill treated in a manner likely to cause the child actual bodily harm, injury to health or any mental disorder or disability.
The ill treatment must be serious and avoidable.
Physical abuse
Actions of an offender that result in or could potentially result in physical harm or injury inflicted on a child.
Also known as non-accidental injury.
Test of seriousness is determined by considering the action, the injury and the circumstances.
Psychological abuse
A person psychologically abuses a child of they
Cause or allow the child to see or hear the physical, sexual, or psychological abuse of a person with whom the child has a domestic relationship, or
Puts the child, or allows the child to be put, at real risk of seeing or hearing that abuse occurring.