[23E Pathway plans]
Children Act 1989 (1989 c 41) | Legislation

[23E  Pathway plans]

[(1)     In this Part, a reference to a “pathway plan” is to a plan setting out—

(a)     in the case of a plan prepared under paragraph 19B of Schedule 2—

(i)     the advice, assistance and support which the local authority intend to provide a child under this Part, both while they are looking after him and later; and

(ii)     when they might cease to look after him;

[(aa)     in the case of a plan prepared under section 23CZB, the advice and support that the local authority intend to

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