CHILDREN WANT LIMITS ON ACCESS TO INFORMATION ABOUT THEM
Children believe only those professionals who work with them, such as teachers or social workers, should have access to information from the Children’s Index. Youngsters who took part in a study published by the Commission for Social Care Inspection thought their family, friends, teachers, carers and police were most likely to keep them safe, but the children wanted to ensure they were safeguarded and said only those who really needed it should be able to access information about them.
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