Children Act 1989
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14G Special guardianship support services: representations
(1) Every local authority shall establish a procedure for considering representations (including complaints) made to them by any person to whom they may provide special guardianship support services about the discharge of their functions under section 14F in relation to him. (2) Regulations may be made by the Secretary of State imposing time limits on the making of representations under subsection (1). (3) 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.
14G Special guardianship support services: representations
(1) Every local authority shall establish a procedure for considering representations (including complaints) made to them by any person to whom they may provide special guardianship support services about the discharge of their functions under section 14F in relation to him. (2) Regulations may be made by the Secretary of State imposing time limits on the making of representations under subsection (1). (3) 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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