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    Children in need
  2. Step 2 Select a data set or featured table

    Data set
    A2 National time series of section 47s, initial child protection conferences and child protection plans
  3. Step 3 Choose Countries

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    • England
  4. Step 4 Choose time period

    Time period
    2013 to 2022
  5. Step 5 Choose your filters

    Indicators
    • Number
    • Rate per 10000 children aged under 18 years
    Category type
    • ICPCs in the year
    • Section 47s in the year
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    View latest data: Reporting year 2023
    'A2 National time series of section 47s, initial child protection conferences and child protection plans' for ICPCs in the year and Section 47s in the year in England between 2013 and 2022
    2013201420152016201720182019202020212022
    Section 47Section 47s in the yearNumber127,190142,710160,490172,510185,680198,090201,170201,000198,790217,800
    Rate per 10000 children aged under 18 years111.3124.0138.5147.7157.6166.9168.3167.2164.4180.1
    ICPCICPCs in the yearNumber60,08065,19071,41073,05076,93079,47077,44077,47072,58073,790
    Rate per 10000 children aged under 18 years52.656.761.662.665.367.064.864.460.061.0

    Footnotes

    1. Rates per 10,000 children are calculated based on ONS mid-year population estimates for children aged 0 to 17 years.
    2. Data for the years ending 31 March 2021 and 2022 is not available for Hackney local authority, therefore 2020 data for Hackney has been included in 2021 and 2022 national totals, and regional totals for inner London and London. Refer to the methodology section for more information.

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