Professionals prepare to cut delays as 26-week care case limit looms

Neil Puffett
Monday, May 13, 2013

Local authorities, family lawyers and the court system are gearing up to confront radical changes to the care proceedings system in a bid to ensure the majority of children can be found a home within six months.

 Cutting out delays in care proceedings will mean more children can be found a permanent home quickly, it is hoped. Illustration: Ben Tallon
Cutting out delays in care proceedings will mean more children can be found a permanent home quickly, it is hoped. Illustration: Ben Tallon

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