Data set from Children in need

D6 Child Protection Plans Reviewed within Timescales

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Children who were the subject of a child protection plan at 31 March, and who had been on a plan for at least three months and had reviews carried out within the required timescales.


Data set details

Theme
Children's social care
Publication
Children in need
Release type
Geographic levels
Local authority, National, Regional
Indicators
  • Children who were the subject of a child protection plan at 31 March and who had been the subject of a plan for 3 or more months
  • Reviewed within the required timescales
  • Reviewed within the required timescales (%)
Time period
2013 to 2020

Data set preview

Table showing first 5 rows, from underlying data
time_periodtime_identifiergeographic_levelcountry_codecountry_nameregion_coderegion_nameold_la_codenew_la_codela_nameCategoryCPP_At31_3MonthsReviewed_within_timescalesReviewed_within_timescales_percent
2020Reporting yearNationalE92000001EnglandChild Protection Plans reviewed within timescales351003211091.5
2020Reporting yearRegionalE92000001EnglandE12000001North EastChild Protection Plans reviewed within timescales2420225092.9
2020Reporting yearRegionalE92000001EnglandE12000002North WestChild Protection Plans reviewed within timescales5650494087.4
2020Reporting yearRegionalE92000001EnglandE12000003Yorkshire and the HumberChild Protection Plans reviewed within timescales4320406094
2020Reporting yearRegionalE92000001EnglandE12000004East MidlandsChild Protection Plans reviewed within timescales3220302093.9

Variables in this data set

Table showing all 3 variables
Variable nameVariable description
CPP_At31_3MonthsChildren who were the subject of a child protection plan at 31 March and who had been the subject of a plan for 3 or more months
Reviewed_within_timescalesReviewed within the required timescales
Reviewed_within_timescales_percentReviewed within the required timescales (%)

Footnotes

  1. A child becomes the subject of a child protection plan if they are assessed as being at risk of harm, at an initial child protection conference.
  2. Statutory guidance states that a child should have a review of their child protection plan within the first three months of being the subject of the plan, and then subsequently at intervals of not more than six months.

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