What Additional Information Should I Provide When Following Up?

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When following up on a complaint or investigation, it’s important to provide specific details to facilitate the process. You should ensure to include:

  • Any additional evidence or witness statements you have that can support your case.
  • Written comments on areas of the report you may dispute, which need to be articulated clearly.
  • Information on your availability for further interviews, if applicable.

Here's a quick summary of the kind of additional information you might need to consider:

Information Type Description
Additional Evidence Statements or documents that substantiate your claims.
Comments on Report Specific areas you disagree with and reasons why.
Availability for Interviews Times when you are available for further discussions.

Providing this information can help streamline the process and ensure that your case is handled effectively. If you need more guidance, you can refer to the Codes and Protocols for further details.

Sources

Part 13 - Codes and Protocols What to Expect: Single Assessment Make a direct enquiry Other Foster Care Information

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