[23B Additional functions of the responsible authority in respect of relevant children]
Children Act 1989 (1989 c 41) | Legislation

[23B  Additional functions of the responsible authority in respect of relevant children]

[(1)     It is the duty of each local authority to take reasonable steps to keep in touch with a relevant child for whom they are the responsible authority, whether he is within their area or not.

(2)     It is the duty of each local authority to appoint a personal adviser for each relevant child (if they have not already done so under paragraph 19C of Schedule 2).

(3)     It is the duty of each

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