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The First-tier Tribunal upheld Ofsted’s decision to restrict new admissions at a supported accommodation provider, finding a material risk of significant harm and a proportionate intervention.
The Upper Tribunal upheld findings that housing liabilities were contrived to take advantage of the housing benefit scheme, finding no material error of law.
The First-tier Tribunal upheld Ofsted’s 12-week suspension of Safe Hands Care and Support Services’ registration over safeguarding risks in supported accommodation.
There is, as of the date of the hearing, reasonable cause to believe that children or young people accommodated by the Appellant may be exposed to a material risk of significant harm due to the conduct of Mr Ferguson, and the restriction imposed by Ofsted is objectively justified and proportionate in the circumstances.
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The High Court held that Monmouthshire County Council breached duties owed to a care leaver when planning accommodation, and granted declaratory relief.
Permission was granted for judicial review over Lambeth’s handling of a homeless 16/17-year-old, including whether Part 3 Children Act duties were avoided by using Part 7 housing accommodation.
The Court of Protection found that AS lacked capacity to decide on residence, care, contact, and litigation, and authorised deprivation of liberty under the care plan.
Sunderland City Council v AS & Ors [2020] EWCOP 13 (20 March 2020)
The Court of Protection held that AS lacked capacity to decide on residence, care, contact and litigation, and authorised deprivation of liberty under his care plan.
London Borough of Islington v QR [2014] EWCOP 26 (05 August 2014)
The Court of Protection held that QR lacked capacity to decide where to live, surrender her tenancy, enter a supported tenancy, and litigate, due to her mental illness and lack of insight.
CCC v KS [2013] EWCOP B42 (24 January 2013)
The Court of Protection held that K should stay at BS until July 2014 to finish college, with a planned move closer to his family afterward.
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