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- Begin by entering the child's name and case number at the top of the form.
- In Section 1, assess whether returning the child poses a risk of detriment. Provide evidence supporting your conclusion.
- For placement details in Sections 2-5, indicate if the current placement is appropriate and specify any necessary actions for locating an appropriate placement.
- In Section 6, determine if additional reunification services are needed for the parent or guardian, specifying their progress in treatment programs.
- Complete Section 7 by indicating whether reunification services are continued as previously ordered or modified.
- Fill out Section 9 regarding efforts made to maintain important relationships for children aged ten or older.
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