Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000
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3 Personal advisers and pathway plans.
In the 1989 Act, after section 23C insert— Personal advisers and pathway plans Personal advisers. 23D (1) The Secretary of State may by regulations require local authorities to appoint a personal adviser for children or young persons of a prescribed description who have reached the age of sixteen but not the age of twenty-one who are not— (a) children who are relevant children for the purposes of section 23A; (b) the young persons referred to in section 23C; or (c) the children referred to in paragraph 19C of Schedule 2. (2) Personal advisers appointed under or by virtue of this Part shall (in addition to any other functions) have such functions as the Secretary of State prescribes. Pathway plans. 23E (1) In this Part, a reference to a “pathway plan” is to a plan setting out— (a) in the case of a plan prepared under paragraph 19B of Schedule 2— (i) the advice, assistance and support which the local authority intend to provide a child under this Part, both while they are looking after him and later; and (ii) when they might cease to look after him; and (b) in the case of a plan prepared under section 23B, the advice, assistance and support which the local authority intend to provide under this Part, and dealing with such other matters (if any) as may be prescribed. (2) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision about pathway plans and their review. .
3 Personal advisers and pathway plans.
In the 1989 Act, after section 23C insert— Personal advisers and pathway plans Personal advisers. 23D (1) The Secretary of State may by regulations require local authorities to appoint a personal adviser for children or young persons of a prescribed description who have reached the age of sixteen but not the age of twenty-one who are not— (a) children who are relevant children for the purposes of section 23A; (b) the young persons referred to in section 23C; or (c) the children referred to in paragraph 19C of Schedule 2. (2) Personal advisers appointed under or by virtue of this Part shall (in addition to any other functions) have such functions as the Secretary of State prescribes. Pathway plans. 23E (1) In this Part, a reference to a “pathway plan” is to a plan setting out— (a) in the case of a plan prepared under paragraph 19B of Schedule 2— (i) the advice, assistance and support which the local authority intend to provide a child under this Part, both while they are looking after him and later; and (ii) when they might cease to look after him; and (b) in the case of a plan prepared under section 23B, the advice, assistance and support which the local authority intend to provide under this Part, and dealing with such other matters (if any) as may be prescribed. (2) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision about pathway plans and their review. .
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