5. Intervention with parental consent
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- Child Safety Practice Manual
- 30 June 2007
- Last updated
- 28 April 2008
- Introduction
- Acknowledgments
- The Department of Child Safety
- Relevant legislation
- Other key departmental documents
- Accountability for children in Queensland
- Framework for the participation of children and young people in decision-making
- Respecting diversity
- Recognised Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entities
- Delegations
- Child safety service centres: Staff roles and responsibilities
- How to use the Child Safety Practice Manual
- Practice maps
- General procedures
- i. Decision-making about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
- ii. Staff safety and well-being
- iii. Structured Decision Making
- iv. Statutory obligation to notify the Queensland Police Service of possible criminal offences
- v. Case management
- vi. Information sharing
- vii. Making a referral to Evolve
- viii. Referral for active intervention services
- ix. The role of the Child Safety After Hours Service Centre
- x. Writing affidavits
- xi. Responding to client complaints
- xii. Recording alerts for a child and family
- xiii. Providing adoption services
- xiv. The video taping or recording of departmental staff
- Chapters
- 1. Intake
- 2. Investigation and assessment
- 3. Use of powers
- 4. Ongoing intervention
- 5. Intervention with parental consent
- 6. Intervention with a child protection order
- 7. Children in out-of-home care
- 8. Regulation of care
- 9. Matters of concern
- 10. Unborn children
- 11. Transfers
- 12. Professional supervision
- 13. Critical incident reporting
- 14. Child deaths
- 15. Family Court of Australia
- 16. Youth justice and child protection interface
- 17. Interstate matters
- Appendices
- Practice papers
- Quicklinks
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