A) Welfare Requirements W1: Safeguarding and promoting children’s welfare W1.1: The provider must take necessary steps to safeguard and promote the welfare of children in the setting. 1) What dose safeguarding children’s mean? Safeguarding the children is my responsibility as being a registered childminder give me a legal responsibility to be able to safeguard the child/ren in my care in line with procedure laid out in LONDON CHILD PROTECTION PROCEDURE 3RD EDITION. I will play my
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Unit 1 Exercise 1: Local Exchange In the modern world we rely on the internet for much of our communications. We also use the internet for research and leisure; one very popular pursuit of that leisure is online gaming. Games such as World of Warcraft and Call of Duty have become hugely popular in all parts of the world. Not only can you play these games as a single or multi player in your own home‚ as was the case fifteen or twenty years ago‚ but now with the advances in networking technologies
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Employee Data Protection Policies (HIPAA) We here at IRSC BAS‚ Inc. must take our employee data protection very seriously. Not only is it a priority and our obligation to protect our employees; but it is also our government’s requirement that we do so. The establishment and monitoring of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is the responsibility of our Human Resource department. HR needs to establish a strict Employee Data Protection Policy that contains clear and
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Safeguarding unit 25 1.1 current legislation guidelines policies and procedures in the UK affecting safeguarding of children and young people are: Children’s act 1989 – simplified laws that protected children‚ provided clarity to those working with children’s of their responsibilities and duties regarding keeping them safe. Children’s act 2004 – following the death of victoria climbie the children’s act was revised following the Laming Report in 2003. This report led to the production of ‘Every
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coverage |Task |Task name |Learning Outcomes covered | |A |A Briefing notes/ |1 Understand the main legislation‚ guidelines‚ policies for safeguarding children and young | | |Report/Presentation |people | | |For new workers
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A. Critical analysis of safeguarding children including legislation‚ policy and professional practice (4000 word - 100%): United Nations Convention on the Rights of the child (UNCR 1989)‚ Article 1 defines a ’child’ as a person below the age of 18. Law is used in order to legitimise society; children are deeply and permanently affected by the laws that are made and enforced by adults. Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the children is based on "_protecting‚ preventing and ensure safety_"
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Introducing Government in America Objective(s): 1. Students will be able to distinguish among the fundamental concepts of government‚ politics‚ and public policy. 2. Students will understand how government‚ politics‚ and public policy are interrelated. 3. Students will be able to ascertain how people can influence the government’s policy agenda. 4. Students will be able to describe the basic concept of the policymaking system. 5. Students will be able to determine the essential principles
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Unit 4- Principles of safeguarding and protection in health and social care 1.1) There are many types of abuse‚ such as physical‚ sexual‚ emotional/psychological‚ financial‚ institutional‚ self-neglect and neglect by others. Here are some examples of those abuses: • physical- hitting‚ shaking‚ biting‚ throwing‚ force feeding‚ and causing physical harm to a person. • sexual- forcing someone to take part in sexual activities that they don’t want to be part of using threats or coercion. • emotional/psychological-
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA DRAFT FREEDOM OF INFORMATION POLICY BY MINISTRY OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS APRIL 2007 VISION A knowledge-based Kenyan Society MISSION STATEMENT To ensure maximum access by all Kenyans to information held by public authorities to enable the country to transition to a knowledge-based society. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS GLOSSARY OF TERMS ...........................................................................................5 1. INTRODUCTION................................
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National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) By Andrew Arrand In 1969‚ our Country‚ and our environment were screaming for help! Scientists‚ Ecologists‚ Wild Life Experts and a whole laundry list more came up with an agency to protect our environment. Today we call it the National Environmental Policy Act or (NEPA) of. The Law was officially
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