Consultation outcome

Arrangements for the inspection of Cafcass

From:
Ofsted
Published
15 January 2013
This consultation has concluded

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Arrangements for the inspection of Cafcass response to consultation (pdf)

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What children said about how Cafcass should be inspected in the future (Word)

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Detail of outcome

This report sets out the outcomes of the consultation on the arrangements for the inspection of Cafcass which took place from 15 January to 12 March 2013.

Also available from this page is:

What children said about how Cafcass should be inspected in the future: a report on the responses to consultation.

Original consultation

Summary

This is a consultation document on proposals for the inspection of the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass).

This consultation ran from
to

Consultation description

This invites your views on our proposals for the new inspection arrangements which will come into effect from September 2013.

Ofsted seeks the widest possible range of views from those who have an interest in or expertise relating to the Cafcass role in the family court, so that the inspection arrangements take proper account of the needs and circumstances of all interested parties. Above all, the arrangements must assure the quality of services and the best possible outcomes for children who are subject to both private and public law proceedings in the family court.

Associated resource: Inspecting the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service - framework

The closing date for the consultation is 12 March 2013.

Documents

Arrangements for the inspection of Cafcass (Word)

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Arrangements for the inspection of Cafcass

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Published 15 January 2013

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