The Children Act Flashcards

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Number 1.

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Paramountcy principle- the parents views can be over ridden if child’s best interest is not at heart

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Number 2.

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Children in need and their families should be protected by local authorities.

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Number 3

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wherever possible children should be cared for and brought up in their own families.

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number 4

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children should be kept safe by effective interventions when/if they are in danger

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number 5

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courts should avoid delays

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number 6

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children should be kept informed about anything happening to them and take part in decision making.

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number 7

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parents continue to have responsibilities even if they don’t live with the child

  • kept informed
  • decision making
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what are the differences to the 1989- 2004 act?

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improves— maximises opportunities
—minimises rusk
—childrens commissioner- seek views and identify children’s needs.
—communication between services

case study: Victoria climbie

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What is the paramountcy principle?

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The parents wishes can be overridden if not at child’s best interest.
MOST IMPORTANT PRINCIPLE

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What case did the 2004 update of the children act follow?

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the Victoria climbie case.

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