2021 London Child Exploitation Protocol Overview
The 2021 London Child Exploitation Protocol is a police-led, multi-agency document designed to identify children at risk of exploitation, provide early intervention opportunities, and upskill safeguarding partnerships. It aims to keep children safe and equip frontline responders with the necessary tools to prevent exploitation. Major changes from the 2017 protocol include the removal of CSE levels, creation of non-crime 588 child exploitation CRIS report, and enhancements in prevention, early intervention, intelligence submissions, safeguarding children in custody, and ensuring safety during placements.
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2021 Child Exploitation Pan London Operating Protocol 2021 Child Exploitation Pan London Operating Protocol DSU Andy Furphy DSU Andy Furphy - - A/DCI Mark Rogers Central Specialist Crime A/DCI Mark Rogers Central Specialist Crime Alison Renouf Alison Renouf - - Ben Byrne Ben Byrne London Councils London Councils Child Exploitation is everyone s business and Child Exploitation is everyone s business and children that come to notice must be treated as a children that come to notice must be treated as a child first child first TOTAL POLICING
Child Exploitation key issues Child Exploitation key issues Serious Case Review findings highlighted an inconsistent response to child exploitation leading to different outcomes for children Early intervention opportunities are being missed Exploitation victims are being exposed to criminality and serious youth violence Children coming to notice are not being treated as a child first TOTAL POLICING
What is the 2021 London Child Exploitation Protocol What is the 2021 London Child Exploitation Protocol Police led, multi-agency document, equally owned by safeguarding partnerships designed to complement the CP procedures Builds on the good practice documented in the 2017 CSE protocol Jointly produced by the MPS / London SCP/ London Councils / Children s Social Care and replaces the 2017 CSE protocol Impacts MPS / Children s Social Care/ Education / Health / Parents and the wider community TOTAL POLICING
Protocol Aims Protocol Aims Identify children at risk of exploitation and keep them safe Upskill all Safeguarding Partnerships to achieve a standardised collaborative approach to Child Exploitation Provide early intervention opportunities to stop or prevent children becoming victims of exploitation Provide front line responders with the correct disruption tools TOTAL POLICING
Major changes from the 2017 CSE Protocol Major changes from the 2017 CSE Protocol Removal of CSE levels and creation of the non-crime 588 child exploitation CRIS report Prevention and early intervention (New) Intelligence submissions (New) Safeguarding children in custody (New) Keeping children safe when moving placements (New) Multi-Agency meeting structures (MACE) (New) TOTAL POLICING
Minor changes from the 2017 CSE Protocol Minor changes from the 2017 CSE Protocol 2017 chapters refreshed to encompass all areas of exploitation 87a updated to encompass to all areas of exploitation Gangs and OCGs Third party material guidance The importance of professional curiosity Language addressed throughout Definitions refreshed TOTAL POLICING
Forward look Forward look Protocol launch Thursday 18th March 2021 Joint communication strategy encompassing MPS/Children s Social Care/Health/Education Implementation plan commences directed at Front Line Policing and Safeguarding partnerships. This will be jointly delivered by the MPS and London Councils partnership teams TOTAL POLICING
