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They aim to: provide a framework for youth justice practice and ensure that quality is maintained. encourage and support innovation and good practice to improve outcomes for children who commit...
Feb 25, 2019 · The aim of these standards is to: provide a framework for youth justice practice and ensure that quality is maintained. encourage and support innovation and good practice to improve outcomes...
These Standards for Children in the Youth Justice System define the minimum level of service provision consistent with ensuring good outcomes for children in the youth justice system. They are...
Mar 19, 2024 · It is important during the preparation of your youth justice plan that you consider and capture detail around the following: Standards for children. Your youth justice plan should include ...
- Local authorities have a statutory duty to submit an annual youth justice plan relating to their provision of youth justice services[footnote 1]. S...
- You will be aware that the Youth Justice Board’s (YJB) vision is of a Child First youth justice system, which we define as a system where all servi...
- Your youth justice management board should govern and own the process of producing the local youth justice plan; it is their opportunity to collect...
- The management board (led by the Chair) should take the lead for planning and should include the following: 4.1 Reflect and plan Look back and lear...
- To aid youth justice partnerships in the production of the youth justice plan, commentary against the structure has been provided below.Please use...
- The below replicates Annex 3 within the youth justice core grant terms and conditions. Grant payment is made to the local authority as one lump sum...
Dec 8, 2020 · ‘Our report finds that the youth justice system is failing in its duty to protect and uphold children’s human rights – to keep them safe and protect them from harm. We need a system that upholds their rights and gives every child who comes into contact with the law the opportunity to positively turn their life around.
Standards for Children in the Justice System. These standards define the minimum expectation for all agencies that provide statutory services to ensure good outcomes for children in the youth justice system. These standards replace National Standards for Youth Justice Services (2013). Find Out More. Oversight Framework.
The current National Standards for Youth Justice Services (2013) have been revised to reflect the maturity of the youth justice system; the YJB’s move to outcome focused oversight;...
