By Mary Maguire
ISBN-10: 184445245X
ISBN-13: 9781844452453
This ebook bargains a realistic and easy method of realizing how the legislation protects, empowers and regulates younger people's lives. the consequences for the pro formative years employee of a variety of dilemmas are thought of. staff are inspired to contemplate what's intended via rights and, via functional examples, to ascertain their very own ideals and moral codes, relatively the place they clash with validated ideas. The e-book combines real-life examples with dialogue issues on many of the key rules of legislations, inviting readers to think about what it skill to be specialist and to advertise and aid younger peoples' rights.
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Then make a second list of who you think is able to provide consent. We will review this at the end of the chapter. Do the activities on your list require explicit consent from the young person themselves, or do the majority of activities require parental consent? Have you considered situations when the young person does not live with their parent? g. safer sex, safer drug use)? Although the principles of obtaining consent have much wider application, it is in the provision of advice on health and wellbeing that workers need to be very clear about what they are permitted to do.
The law is much more reticent to afford the same level of autonomous decision making to young people who refuse treatment. The first case following Gillick which came before the courts and tested this was that of a 15-year-old girl Re R (1992) who was placed, by the local authority, in an adolescent psychiatric unit, following a period of disturbed behaviour where she had experienced hallucinations and had threatened suicide. During periods when she was lucid and when it was accepted, by the local authority, that she understood the nature and effect of the medication prescribed, she refused to take it.
It took evidence from 158 witnesses and 121 child protection experts. At over 400 pages, the inquiry report published in January 2003 made 108 recommendations for changes to the system for protecting children. In addition to the failure by those individuals directly involved in the case to conduct proper investigation into Victoria’s home circumstances or to make a correct assessment of the level of harm she was exposed to, the inquiry concluded that there were more than 12 separate opportunities for at least 25 different agencies or individuals to act in very basic ways that might have saved her life.