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All children and young people have the right; to be cared for; to be protected from harm and abuse; and to grow up in a safe environment in which their rights are respected and their needs met. Children and young people should get the help they need when they need it; and their safety and wellbeing is always paramount.
All children in Scotland have the right to be protected from abuse or neglect. We are ensuring that effective child protection procedures are in place wherever there is a likelihood or risk of a child coming to docHub harm.
A Child Protection Plan is made when a child is judged to be at risk of docHub harm, docHub harm being a level of harm that affects the health, welfare and development of a child. The Plan will say what the specific risks are to the child and the actions that will be needed to keep the child safe.
1.8 In Part 1 of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995, which deals with matters relating to parents, children and guardians, a child is generally defined as someone under the age of 18, but most of the provisions which deal with parental rights and responsibilities apply only to children under the age of 16.
Legislation and guidance. The Children (Scotland) Act 1995 outlines the legislative framework for Scotlands child protection system. It covers parental responsibilities and rights, and the duties and powers local public authorities have for supporting and promoting the safety and welfare of children.
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A child protection plan is a financial umbrella over kids for their use in the future. Parents can create this cover of protection through child plans that come with a life cover on the parent, income benefit, and market-linked returns.

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