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Volume Eight 2015 Family and Community Services

26 November 2015

Community Services

Asset valuation

Compliance

Financial reporting

Information technology

Internal controls and governance

Project management

Risk

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Overview

Placement reviews are not undertaken for all children and young people in statutory care. Caseworkers are required to review placements annually to assess the health, wellbeing, education and social life of the child. Over three-quarters of children and young people received placement reviews in 2014-15 compared to about half of them in the previous twelve months.

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