Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000
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5 Representations.
In the 1989 Act, after section 24C insert— Representations: sections 23A to 24B. 24D (1) Every local authority shall establish a procedure for considering representations (including complaints) made to them by— (a) a relevant child for the purposes of section 23A or a young person falling within section 23C; (b) a person qualifying for advice and assistance; or (c) a person falling within section 24B(2), about the discharge of their functions under this Part in relation to him. (2) In considering representations under subsection (1), a local authority shall comply with regulations (if any) made by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this subsection. .
5 Representations.
In the 1989 Act, after section 24C insert— Representations: sections 23A to 24B. 24D (1) Every local authority shall establish a procedure for considering representations (including complaints) made to them by— (a) a relevant child for the purposes of section 23A or a young person falling within section 23C; (b) a person qualifying for advice and assistance; or (c) a person falling within section 24B(2), about the discharge of their functions under this Part in relation to him. (2) In considering representations under subsection (1), a local authority shall comply with regulations (if any) made by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this subsection. .
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