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. Section 25 of Children Act 1989 provides a duty for what?

Provision of services for children in need. correct incorrect

Provision of a care order. correct incorrect

Provision of accommodation for some children in need or at risk of significant harm. correct incorrect

Provision of secure accommodation correct incorrect

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. When is a child classed as a 'child in need' within the definition of the Act?

When the child is unlikely to achieve or maintain a reasonable standard of health or development, have a significant impairment of health or development and/or a disability that warrants statutory intervention. correct incorrect

When the child is achieving and can maintain a standard of health and development with universal service provision and parental support even if they do have a significant impairment or disability.
correct incorrect

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. Direct payments can be made to whom?

Directly to children with disabilities. correct incorrect

The local authority to purchase services on a child's behalf. correct incorrect

Those with parental responsibility of a disabled child in order to purchase services. correct incorrect

To the service provider directly by the local authority. correct incorrect

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. The local authority has a duty to provide breaks for carers of disabled children?

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. A child is classified as 'Looked After' under the definition of the Act if?

Only if they are subject to a Care Order. correct incorrect

They are accommodated (aged 16 and under), with parental consent or subject to a Care Order. correct incorrect

There is no Care Order and no parental consent. correct incorrect

They remain at home with services and subject to a Supervision Order. correct incorrect

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. A parent cannot remove a 'looked after child' from the accommodation provided by the local authority when?

The local authority has a Care Order. correct incorrect

The parent has not given notice to remove. correct incorrect

The local authority does not consent to this. correct incorrect

The child asks to return to their care. correct incorrect

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. When a child is 'looked after' does the local authority have to arrange contact between the child and their parent/s?

The local authority does not have to consider contact, where a Care Order is in place. correct incorrect

The local authority must set up and provide contact if a child is accommodated with no Care Order. correct incorrect

There is a presumption, where the local authority has a Care Order, that the child will have reasonable contact with their parents. correct incorrect

The local authority has a duty to provide contact where they have a Care Order between a child and their parents. correct incorrect

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. IRO stands for?

Independent Reviewing Officer correct incorrect

Interim Removal Official correct incorrect

Independent Responsibility Officer correct incorrect

Interim Reviewing Official correct incorrect