riminal Justice Act 2003 - Section 325 of this Act details the arrangements for assessing risk posed by different offenders:  Education Act 2002 - various sections  Localism Act 2011  The Children Act 1989  The Children Act 2004 - Section 10 – Co-operation to improve well-being. Social Finance Limited +44 (0) 20 7770 6836 87 Vauxhall Walk, London SE11 5HJ socialfinance.org.uk 87  The Children Act 2004 - Section 11 – Arrangements to safeguard and promote welfare.  Welfare Reform Act 2012 - Section 13 The team collected this list to demonstrate, at the time, when work on the TFD was first being carried out, that they had stable and legitimate legal basis to carry out the work. They had to demonstrate this because, when the work started, the approach the team proposed was not commonplace and therefore the team expected it to be challenged, despite the confidence the team had in their legitimacy. Additionally, the creation of the TFD started before the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which then further required clear legal basis for the work the team was doing. The approach taken for information governance and legal backing for data processing for the TFD has since become commonplace across public bodies. Appendix 6 – Users of the TFD 6a. Roll out of the TFD to different services The roll out of the TFD to different services was approximately as follows:  Families in Focus first group (early intervention service) - 2016 o Why were they added: The team was added to support their delivery of the Supporting Families programme, particularly their statutory work around PBR (payment by results). o Implications for the TFD: This was the first point where the Insight Team was receiving requests for new data and feedback on the TFD’s functiona