Child protection plan
Also called CP plan, Section 47, Child protection conference
A plan where a child is judged at risk of significant harm. Serious, and the family is entitled to take part.
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Also called CP plan, Section 47, Child protection conference
A plan where a child is judged at risk of significant harm. Serious, and the family is entitled to take part.
Also called CME
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