What Additional Information Should I Provide When Following Up?

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When following up, it's helpful to provide specific details to ensure a smooth process. According to published council information, you should include:

  • The nature of your follow-up (e.g., concerns about the investigation, request for additional information).
  • Any relevant timelines or deadlines.
  • Any additional evidence or witness statements you may have.

This information can aid in clarifying your position and assist in the progress of your matter. If you need to manage the communication effectively, consider using the established channels for your follow-up.

Sources

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

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