Explain How Three Pieces Of Legislation Designed To Protect Children From Abuse And Exploitation
Three pieces of legislation designed to protect children from abuse and exploitation are:
Protection of Children Act 1999 - the registering of names of people who are unsuitable to work with children. Safeguarding vulnerable groups Act 2006 - making sure that adults working with children and other vulnerable groups are vetted not only in childcare organisations but also in organisations such as junior football clubs, junior gymnast clubs etc.
Children Act 1989 - covering child protection, parental responsibility and the inspection of settings.
The act made it clear that the views of children and young people should always be taken into consideration when decisions about their future were being
Protection of Children Act 1999 - the registering of names of people who are unsuitable to work with children. Safeguarding vulnerable groups Act 2006 - making sure that adults working with children and other vulnerable groups are vetted not only in childcare organisations but also in organisations such as junior football clubs, junior gymnast clubs etc.
Children Act 1989 - covering child protection, parental responsibility and the inspection of settings.
The act made it clear that the views of children and young people should always be taken into consideration when decisions about their future were being