Reducing Court Backlogs

Workforce Development

These workshops will look at managing risk of children in need. It will look at varying process that are needed.

<h1>Course Description</h1><p>These workshops will look at managing risk under Children In Need and Child Protection planning and in pre-proceedings and consider the Public Law Working Group recommendations. The Course will encourage thinking, reflection and dialogue between Local Authorities.</p><p>The course is aimed at Team Managers, District Managers, Area Directors, Heads of Services and the Legal department. This is to ensure that there is an embedded culture change leading from senior managers and to ensure they are able to influence change in practice.</p><p></p><h3><strong>Learning Outcomes</strong></h3><p>By attending the Course you will have further understanding of managing risk under Children In Need and Child Protection planning, a greater knowledge of the Public Law Working Group recommendations and further awareness of the Public Law Outline process which will lead to a culture change in managing risk outside of the Court process</p><h2>_____________________________________________________</h2><h2>You must attend all modules to be deemed competent in this training.</h2><h2>_____________________________________________________</h2><h3></h3><h3><strong>Module 1</strong> - Child Protection Process </h3><h3><strong>Date: </strong>6th April 2022 </h3><h3><strong>Time:</strong> 10:00am - 12:30pm</h3><p>“Holding risk in the community”; Child Protection planning and actively managing cases outside of the Court process including details of family conferences and assessments such as parenting and sibling assessments.</p><p></p><h3><strong>Module 2 </strong>- Public Law Outline (PLO) Process </h3><h3><strong>Date:</strong> 6th April 2022 </h3><h3><strong>Time:</strong>13:15pm - 15:45pm</h3><p>Public Law Outline protocol and Public Law Working Group recommendations including: Templates for legal planning meetings, review meetings, PLO letters, section 20/ working agreements, private law applications by family members.</p><p>Guidance regarding family assessments: What expert assessments are necessary in PLO?, Interim removal ‘test’ and Parenting and sibling assessments from a legal point of view. What experts are necessary?</p><h3></h3><h3><strong>Module 3</strong> - Discussion regarding the required Court papers and Proceedings </h3><h3><strong>Date:</strong> 27th April 2022</h3><h3><strong>Time:</strong> 10:00am - 12:30pm</h3><p>• Where do you get evidence from?</p><p>• Service Use of Public Law portal</p><p>• Reviewing the Essex toolkit with peer to peer discussion</p><p>• Role of individuals within pre proceedings within Local Authorities.</p><p>• Preparation of proceedings and what to expect within Court proceedings</p><p>• PLWG recommendations and the potential future</p>

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