Children First Sample Clauses

Children First. The Probation Service is identified as a relevant service under the Children First Act 2015 and, as such, is required to produce a Child Safeguarding Statement which incorporates a risk assessment and sets out the corresponding controls (e.g. training, vetting) that are in place. Schedule 2 to the Act designates Probation Officers as ‘mandated persons’ who are obliged to make reports to the Child and Family Agency (Tusla) in prescribed circumstances and to assist with Tusla assessments on request. In addition, in line with the Children First National Guidance, the Probation Service has designated regional Designated Liaison Persons (DLPs) to serve as their area’s principal contact for information/advice regarding specific child safeguarding concerns and for recording and addressing such concerns. Each DLP also liaises with the statutory child protection authorities in reporting such concerns as required. The Probation Service will ensure compliance with its obligations under the Children First Act, the National Guidance and the Children First Sectoral Implementation Plan published by the Minister under section 27 of the Act. The Probation Service will annually, or more frequently if requested, submit to Performance & Compliance a report on its Children First compliance for the year in question, to include inter alia appropriate details and figures regarding staff training and instruction, numbers of mandated reports made, and other referrals made to Tusla in the period concerned. However, any significant compliance difficulties or breaches (for example, a serious incident involving a child safeguarding failure, or a substantial shortfall in training, mandated reporting or maintenance of the DLP network) will be reported to Performance & Compliance at the earliest opportunity.
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Children First. As a provider of certain relevant services under the Children First Act 2015, the IPS shall ensure compliance with its obligations under the Act, the associated National Guidance and the Sectoral Implementation Plan published by the Minister under section 27 of the Act. The IPS will annually, or more frequently if requested, submit to Criminal Justice Governance (Performance & Compliance) a report on its Children First compliance2 for the year in question. However, any significant compliance difficulties or breaches3 will be reported to Performance & Compliance at the earliest opportunity.
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Children First. The Department and bodies under its aegis have existing obligations under the Children First Guidance and the Children First Xxx 0000. The Act places statutory obligations on certain individuals and on organisations providing services to children, in relation to safeguarding of children. These statutory obligations include mandated reporting of child abuse, keeping children safe from harm while availing of services of an organisation, and preparing and publishing Child Safeguarding Statements. The Department and the Authority will engage on any required governance arrangements regarding these obligations.
Sample 1

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