Inadequate impact of leaders on social work practice with children and ‘The families’ is likely to be inadequate if either of the two practice judgements is inadequate and leaders and managers have not been able to demonstrate sufficient understanding of the failure. They have been ineffective in prioritising, challenging and making improvements. Annex A. Information we request from the local authority This sets out the information inspectors will ask the local authority to share to support the inspection/visit. The milestones for sharing the information are set out in the table below. Focused visits Monitoring visits Standard and short inspections The local authority The local authority should provide only should provide all the information relevant to the practice the information in inspectors evaluate at a particular visit. Annex A The lead inspector will discuss this with the DCS at the of the inspection. Notification / request 5 days before 5 days before 10 days before for A fieldwork fieldwork fieldwork (usually Monday) (usually Tuesday) (usually Monday) data lists 1 day 1 day after 1 day after notification notification notification (by the end of (usually by midday (usually Tuesday) Tuesday) Wednesday) Information 1 day after 1 day after 1 day after audits the local notification notification notification authority has (by the end of (usually by midday (usually Tuesday) completed in the six Tuesday) Wednesday) months prior to the inspection Information used by 2 days after 1 day after 7 days after the local authority to notification notification notification manage services for (by the end of (usually by the end (usually the children and young Wednesday) of Wednesday) Wednesday before people inspectors are onsite) Information 3 days 2 days 7 days specific children’s notification notification notification cases (by the end of (usually by the end (usually the Thursday) of Thursday) Wednesday before
Inadequate ‘The impact of leaders on social work practice with children and families’ is likely to be inadequate if either of the two practice judgements is inadequate and leaders and managers have not been able to demonstrate sufficient understanding of the failure. They have been ineffective in prioritising, challenging and making improvements. Annex A. Information we request from the local authority This sets out the information inspectors will ask the local authority to share to support the inspection/visit. The milestones for sharing the information are set out in the table below. Standard and short inspections Focused visits Monitoring visits The local authority should provide all the information in Annex A The local authority should provide only the information relevant to the practice inspectors evaluate at a particular visit. The lead inspector will discuss this with the DCS at the of the inspection. Notification / request for A 5 days before fieldwork (usually Monday) 5 days before fieldwork (usually Tuesday) 10 days before fieldwork (usually Monday) data lists 1 day notification (by the end of Tuesday) 1 day after notification (usually by midday Wednesday) 1 day after notification (usually Tuesday) Information audits the local authority has completed in the six months prior to the inspection 1 day after notification (by the end of Tuesday) 1 day after notification (usually by midday Wednesday) 1 day after notification (usually Tuesday) Information used by the local authority to manage services for children and young people 2 days after notification (by the end of Wednesday) 1 day after notification (usually by the end of Wednesday) 7 days after notification (usually the Wednesday before inspectors are onsite) Information specific children’s cases 3 days notification (by the end of Thursday) 2 days notification (usually by the end of Thursday) 7 days notification (usually the Wednesday before