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Managing allegations against people who work with children

Summary of procedures (England)

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Managing allegations against people who work with children: summary of procedures (England) (PDF, 120KB) looks at how to manage allegations of misconduct against people who work with children and young people in England.

It is intended to assist voluntary, community and commercial organisations in developing or reviewing their child protection policy and procedures.

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