61 Child's carer's assessment: requirements etc
Care Act 2014 (2014 c 23) | Legislation

61  Child's carer's assessment: requirements etc

(1)     A child's carer's assessment must include an assessment of—

(a)     whether the carer is able to provide care for the child and is likely to continue to be able to do so after the child becomes 18,

(b)     whether the carer is willing to do so and is likely to continue to be willing to do so after the child becomes 18,

(c)     the impact on the matters specified in section 1(2) of what the carer's needs for support are likely to be after the child becomes 18,

(d)     the outcomes that the carer wishes to achieve in day-to-day life, and

(e)     whether, and if so

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