What is a care and protection appraisal?
366 What is a care and protection appraisal?
In the care and protection chapters:
care and protection appraisal, of a child or young person—
means an appraisal of the child’s or young person’s circumstances; and
may, but need not, include the director‑general carrying out 1 or more of the following activities:
a visual examination of the child or young person or someone else;
an interview of the child or young person or someone else;
giving information to someone;
asking someone to give information to the director‑general;
making inquiries about the child or young person or someone else;
arranging for a care and protection assessment of the child or young person or someone else;
asking the child or young person or someone else to attend a stated place at a stated time for the appraisal or a care and protection assessment;
asking the child or young person or someone else to comply with any arrangement made by the director‑general for the appraisal or a care and protection assessment.
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