Community visitor (child) to respect privacy
69 Community visitor (child) to respect privacy
In performing a function or exercising a power in relation to a child under care staying at a visitable home, a community visitor (child) must act in a way that—
respects, as far as practicable, the privacy of persons staying at the home and does not cause them unnecessary inconvenience; and
respects the wishes of any of the children staying at the home who does not wish to communicate with the visitor.
In performing a function or exercising a power in relation to a child staying at a visitable site, a community visitor (child) must act in a way that—
respects, as far as practicable, the privacy of children staying at the site; and
respects the wishes of any of the children who does not wish to communicate with the visitor.
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