Protecting Scotland’s Children and Young People National Policy
The Scottish Government
Country Resources
Child and Youth General Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards
Scotland
29 March 2018
Policy document
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Protecting Scotland’s Children National Policy sets out the Scottish Government's vision for the protection of Scotland's children and young people. It outlines how Scotland intends to protect children and young people through both policy and practice. The Policy includes a list of supporting polices, legislation, and governance structures that promote the protection of children and young people.Content
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