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The purpose of is to monitor the progress of the outcomes set out in the care plan and to make to amend the plan as necessary in light of changed information and . Reviews take place in order to ensure that the child’s welfare continues to be safeguarded and in the most effective way throughout the period that s/he is looked after.

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Between reviews, if the plan continues to meet the of the child, there may be no need for any between the Independent Reviewing Officers (IRO) and the social worker or the child. However, in the event of a change/event in the child’s life, the social worker must inform the IRO.

Is this statement true or false? A process should already be in place to ensure the continuous collection of information about the child’s progress as part of the overall care planning process, rather than being a separate one-off exercise for the review meeting alone.

Is this statement true or false? The review must be child-centred and discussion should take place between the social worker and the child at least 20 working days before the meeting about who the child would like to attend the meeting and about where the meeting will be held.