Please see detailed LSCB practice guidance in relation to child protection conference procedures (Suffolk) Operational from: November 2012 Version Number: 3
http://suffolksafeguardingchildrenboard.onesuffolk.net/assets/files/2012/2012-08-08-Core-Group-Guidance-version-6.pdf
http://suffolksafeguardingchildrenboard.onesuffolk.net/assets/files/2012/CP-Conference-procedures-Version-3-11-12-12.pdf
5. Child subject to Section 47 Enquiries
Action to be taken by Children’s Social Care
5.1 Where a child moves during the course of Section 47 enquiries the investigation should be completed by the authority that commenced the enquiries. The receiving authority must be notified of the enquiries as soon as the move, or any intention to move, is known. They should be involved in any subsequent strategy discussions to determine the way forward, but ownership of the enquiries should remain with the authority that began them.
5.2 If the outcome of Section 47 enquiries is that the child appears to be at risk of ongoing significant harm, the receiving authority should take responsibility for convening the Initial Child Protection Conference. They should do this within statutory timescales. The transferring authority should provide the receiving authority with a verbal report on the outcome of the enquiries on the day that the enquiries are completed, and confirm this in writing at the earliest opportunity.
5.3 The receiving authority should also make enquiries as appropriate, and should share these with the transferring authority to inform the overall assessment.
5.4 The family must be kept informed about transfer arrangements, and be provided with the details of a named lead professional during the transfer period.
5.5 When there are ongoing section 47 concerns information must be shared about any adult who has been subject to MAPPA, MARAC or IDAP arrangements and where there are current child protection concerns in relation to this person.
6. Child in Need, or the subject of Initial or Core Assessment
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