Move a young person in, and the Regulation 28 notice
Record where a young person moves in, their legal status and any flags. The admission and discharge notices to the host local authority appear as tasks.
A young person moves in to a specific premises. ARC keeps the history of where they have lived, so a move between premises in the same service keeps their record.
What you record
- The premises they are moving in to.
- Their legal status: section 20, care order, interim care order, remand or relevant child.
- Any flags that apply: UASC, age disputed, NTS or NRPF.
- Their date of birth. It is required for every young person in supported accommodation.
The Regulation 28 notice
Regulation 28 asks you to tell the host local authority when a young person is admitted and when they leave. ARC adds the admission notice as a task when the young person moves in, and the discharge notice when they move out. Complete the task when you have sent the notice.
The first move-in at a premises
The first young person to move in to a premises makes it open. That is also when the 72-hour notice to Ofsted under Regulation 34 falls due, and it is when the premises starts to be billed. See Pricing and what you are billed for.
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