First published in 1997. Area Child Protection Committees are at
the heart of interagency child protection services in Britain.
Drawing on original research, this book provides the first detailed
analysis of ACPs and how they operate. The authors examine the
policy role of the committees, the processes of representation, and
the effectiveness of the committees' work both in directing
practice and in responding to change. They also report on research
into how ACPCs deal with cases that go wrong. The book considers
the impact both of agency reorganisation and of changes in child
care policy on the work of the committees, and includes an account
of the development of children's service plans. If child protection
policy is to change its direction, then ACPCs will have to change
too. This book aims to contribute to an understanding of how that
can happen.
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