North East of Scotland Child Protection Committee

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The Constitution

The NESCPC has a Constitution, which is the whole agreement between the different members involved. The Constitution sets out the composition of the Committee as well as its functions, how members will be appointed, the rules around the appointment of the convenor and the vice convenor and the action the Committee should take if neither is available at any given Committee meeting. The arrangements for support services, meetings, sub-committees, financial arrangements, confidentiality, indemnity; dispute settlement and relevant legal statute are also included.

A copy of the NESCPC Constitution is available by clicking on the link below

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Contact NESCPC

Any queries about the NESCPC can be directed on 01224 814646 or by e-mailing info@nescpc.org.uk

For contact email addresses within the Child Protection Committee, please view the Contact Network section.

Do not use these contact details to pass on concerns about a child.

 

Concerned about a child?

For information about how to pass on concerns about a child click here.

http://www.nescpc.org.uk/localuserpage.asp?ae_bae=T&page=38

 

Updated NESCPC GUIDELINES   (June 2011)

Click on links below

Guidelines Briefing note 2011 Key Changes

June 2011 Guidelines

 

MARS LINK

For more infomration on MARS (Multi-Agency Resource Service) click link below

Multi-Agency Resource Service 

www.mars.stir.ac.uk

 

Domestic Abuse Links

Links to domestic abuse services City/Shire Moray are available via advice centre at

grampianpolice

This includes Grampian Women's Aid 01224 593381

National links re domestic abuse are as follows:

Scottish Government Helpline: 0800 027 1234 (24 hours)

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Working With Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse :0845 122 8609

 

National Policy/Guidance Update

 The Scottish Government is pleased to announce the launch of the new National Child Protection Guidance

<http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2010/12/09134441/0>

 in Scotland. This guidance sets out new principles of how all services working with children and/or their families should work together to ensure the protection and well-being of children in Scotland.

The consultation report

<http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2010/12/10104717/0>

is also now available. The report contains an analysis of the responses received, the Scottish Government's own response and explains any changes that have been made to the final guidance as a result of the consultation.

 

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Guidance on How Agencies should Respond  -click link above

 

Website

If we have omitted anything from our website which you think should be here, please email us  at info@nescpc.org.uk with details