The document discusses whether and how parental authority should be restricted to fulfill the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). It examines the evidence around child abuse risk factors and interventions. Restricting parental authority effectively requires empowering children and communities through education, advocacy, and legislation, while also supporting families. The appropriate level of restriction depends on social and cultural contexts, the child's evolving capacities, and ensuring their rights and protection.

1. To fulfill the Convention on the Rights of the Child explain whether and how parental authority needs to be restricted Janice Horslen 24 th February 2010

11. How should parental authority be restricted UK G’ment favours legislative approach Prosecuting for maltreatment Fraser Guidelines Court rulings on medical care Fixed Penalty Notice Removal of child to alternative care Parenting Contracts Individual Support Orders Parenting Orders Anti-Social Behaviour Contracts