Reaching decisions in the CPPM
All participants at a CPPM with significant involvement with the child and family have a responsibility to contribute to a view of the level of risk, the need for a Child Protection Plan, and the decision as to whether or not to place the child’s name on the child protection register.
Where there is no consensus, the Chair will use their professional judgement to make the final decision, based on an analysis of the issues raised.
A summary of key decisions and agreed tasks, as approved by the Chair, should be circulated within one day of the CPPM. Participants should receive a copy of the Decision Letter within five working days of the CPPM. The draft minute will be circulated to participants within 14 calendar days and participants have 5 working days to respond with any amendments/comments.