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2020 Developing and implementing a low-level concerns policy: A guide for organisations which work with childrenSafeguarding Unit, Farrer & Co (Adele Eastman, Jane Foster, Owen O Rorke and David Smellie), Marcus Erooga, Katherine Fudakowski and Hugh Davies QC29 July 2021 PLEASE NOTE: in light of changes made to the DfE s revised KCSIE for September 2021, and with a further revised version having been published today, we are currently making changes to our low-level concerns Guidance. Please continue to monitor this link closely - the revised Guidance will be published as soon as possible and in advance of the revised version of KCSIE going live in September 2021. In the meantime, we would encourage you to read through the current version of our Guidance if you have not already done so, as many of the principles will remain the Organisational culture is a slippery concept often referred to but rarely defined.
safeguarding system. 1.2 What that means in practice is that ensuring that all those who work with children behave appropriately, and the early identification and prompt and appropriate management of concerns about adults, is critical to effective safeguarding. 1.3 Creating a culture in which all concerns about adults
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