sec.32Chief executive to keep records

sec.32 Chief executive to keep records

The chief executive must keep records under this section. The records must include— details of any report given to the chief executive in relation to a child placed in care under section 82 (1) of the Act about— harm caused, or suspected to have been caused, to the child; or any standards of care stated in the statement of standards not being met in relation to the child; and the results of any investigation of a matter mentioned in paragraph (a) . A record about a matter concerning a child must include information about the type of care provided to the child. The records must be kept in a way that enables the chief executive to— access or collect information about a particular carer or care service; or analyse trends across all of the information recorded under this section. (sec.32-ssec.1) The chief executive must keep records under this section. (sec.32-ssec.2) The records must include— details of any report given to the chief executive in relation to a child placed in care under section 82 (1) of the Act about— harm caused, or suspected to have been caused, to the child; or any standards of care stated in the statement of standards not being met in relation to the child; and the results of any investigation of a matter mentioned in paragraph (a) . (sec.32-ssec.3) A record about a matter concerning a child must include information about the type of care provided to the child. (sec.32-ssec.4) The records must be kept in a way that enables the chief executive to— access or collect information about a particular carer or care service; or analyse trends across all of the information recorded under this section.

• (a) details of any report given to the chief executive in relation to a child placed in care under section 82 (1) of the Act about— (i) harm caused, or suspected to have been caused, to the child; or (ii) any standards of care stated in the statement of standards not being met in relation to the child; and
• (i) harm caused, or suspected to have been caused, to the child; or
• (ii) any standards of care stated in the statement of standards not being met in relation to the child; and
• (b) the results of any investigation of a matter mentioned in paragraph (a) .
• (i) harm caused, or suspected to have been caused, to the child; or
• (ii) any standards of care stated in the statement of standards not being met in relation to the child; and
• (a) access or collect information about a particular carer or care service; or
• (b) analyse trends across all of the information recorded under this section.