
Child Protection in Scotland
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- Q1Which of the following is a key principle of child protection in Scotland?Protection only applies to children under the age of 12Children should be heard only in legal proceedingsThe best interests of the child must be the primary considerationParents have the ultimate authority over children's education30s
- Q2What is the role of the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014 in child protection?To limit the age at which children can be adoptedTo regulate the education systemTo promote the well-being of children and ensure their rights are respectedTo create more juvenile detention centers30s
- Q3What is the main purpose of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995?To provide a legal framework for the welfare and protection of childrenTo establish national standards for school facilitiesTo regulate child employment in various industriesTo define the minimum age for criminal responsibility30s
- Q4What is the significance of the 'Getting It Right for Every Child' (GIRFEC) approach in Scotland?It limits the age at which children can receive mental health servicesIt aims to ensure that all children receive the support they need to grow and developIt focuses solely on educational outcomes for childrenIt provides financial support for children's families30s
- Q5Which organization in Scotland is primarily responsible for overseeing child protection services?The Education ScotlandThe Scottish Qualifications AuthorityThe Scottish Children's CommissionerThe Care Inspectorate30s
- Q6What is required of professionals working with children under the child protection policy in Scotland?They must have the parent's permission before reportingThey should only report if there is physical evidenceThey must report any suspicions of abuse or neglectThey can choose whether to report concerns30s
- Q7What are 'Child Protection Committees' in Scotland responsible for?Providing direct legal representation for childrenEnforcing criminal laws against parentsCoordinating the child protection efforts of different agenciesSetting national education standards30s
- Q8What is the purpose of the 'Safe and Together' model in child protection?To create educational programs for children about abuseTo train law enforcement in handling child casesTo improve responses to domestic abuse by focusing on the safety of childrenTo provide legal representation for victims of domestic violence30s
- Q9What is the primary aim of the 'Child Protection Plan' in Scotland?To outline how to safeguard a child at risk of harmTo provide financial support for low-income familiesTo set medical guidelines for pediatric careTo establish education requirements for children30s
- Q10Which organization is responsible for overseeing child welfare standards in Scotland?Children's CommissionerThe Care InspectorateScottish GovernmentSocial Work Scotland30s
- Q11Which of the following is a warning sign that a child may need protection?Regular attendance at schoolPositive interactions with peersSudden changes in behavior or performanceConsistent academic success30s
- Q12What role does the Children's Commissioner play in Scotland?To promote and protect children's rightsTo enforce child labor lawsTo provide legal aid to childrenTo oversee education standards30s
- Q13What is a key characteristic of the 'Child's Plan' in Scottish child welfare?It is solely focused on health issues.It is a collaborative approach involving various agencies.It is exclusive to social work services.It only involves the child's family.30s
- Q14What is the purpose of a Child Protection Plan in Scotland?To create a financial budget for child servicesTo provide educational support for childrenTo outline the measures needed to protect a child at riskTo assign guardianship to family members30s
- Q15Which Act introduced the concept of 'Getting It Right for Every Child' (GIRFEC) into Scottish policy?Children’s Act 2004Social Work (Scotland) Act 1968Children (Scotland) Act 1995Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 201430s