Social work legislation | Section 12B - Functions and procedures of children's trust boards | Children Act 2004

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Section 12B - Functions and procedures of children's trust boards

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This section deals with the functions of a CTB. It specifies the main functions of a CTB as functions relating to any Children and Young People’s plans required to be prepared by regulations under section 17.

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