mal report will follow later, and some local officers will have to wait until this is published before learning the outcome. 20 References: Ofsted data requirements Ofsted inspect Local Authorities through the inspecting local authority children’s services (ILACS) framework (link to guidance here), as well as part of the joint area targeted area inspection (JTAI) framework (link to guidance here). ILACS is split into standard and short inspections (which are published with a judgement), as well as focused visits and monitoring visits. The main data request for ILACS is generally referred to as Annex A and, for short and standard inspections, involves uploading 11 child-level lists covering contacts through to adoption data (see right). The data template is available here. Annex A also includes a series of additional documents as described here, with more specific requests about things like audits and workforce. It’s important to know who in the LA is responsible for which items before the inspection begins, so that providing this information is straightforward during the inspection. For focused and monitoring visits, the data request will depend on the theme of the visit and will be a filtered version of the standard / short request. JTAI data demands depend on theme. The “front door” JTAI is ongoing (see guidance here). Other specific themes change each year. The current theme is serious youth violence (see guidance here). The data requirements are an adapted version of the ILACS request, and will add additional data items depending on the type of JTAI inspection (see example to the right). For inspection queries, the LA should contact socialcareSAO@ofsted.gov.uk 21 List 1 – Contacts List 2 – Early Help List 3 – Referrals List 4 – Assessments List 5 – S47s and ICPCs Li