ll’ to other stakeholders across the council, because it was seen as further developing a tool that was already in use by schools. Additionally, while it had not been the first subject considered for the development of a predictive model using TFD data, the NEET model worked in a less sensitive space and therefore had fewer barriers to its development. People within Bristol City Council and schools were more willing to engage with the model developers to explore its uses and support them, when the Insight Bristol team wanted to check/compare the lists that the RONI index was creating and the lists that the new NEET model created. The Child at Risk of Criminal Exploitation and Child at Risk of Sexual Exploitation Models To help gather support and funding, the Insight Bristol and Police teams looked for a topical, publicly recognised challenge to try and tackle with their envisioned predictive model. This coincided with the Rotherham Public Inquiry into child sexual exploitation, which led to the focus of the Bristol models on the criminal and sexual exploitation of young people. Social Finance Limited +44 (0) 20 7770 6836 87 Vauxhall Walk, London SE11 5HJ socialfinance.org.uk 95 In 2016, the Bristol Safeguarding Children Board (BSCB) published a Serious Case Review for Operation Brooke, a large-scale police investigation into the sexual exploitation of children in Bristol. The review published a series of findings which highlighted several national, institutional and operational failings. Embedded in their areas for improvement lay a need to move to a proactive, as opposed to reactive, response to Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) and CCE. It was therefore decided that the Insight Bristol team would utilise predictive analytics to identify potential victims and perpetrator