e/ delivered Yes - in design/planning phase No - not being implemented Further comments (e.g. reasons for not implementing, factors driving delays in delivery, etc) Design of parental representation process in child protection 6 Appointment/commission ing of parental representatives 5 1 Updated parental representation offer in place and live 6 Family Group Decision Making integrated throughout new family help and child protection systems and offered to families 6 Family group conferencing consistently offered to families at the point of pre-proceedings (using the principles in the Family Rights Group FGC framework) 6 Family Network Support Package (FNSP) governance and monitoring established 6 FNSP process in place and offered to families 6 73 Appendix 4 – The design specifications for Wave 1 and Wave 2, including a summary of the proposed changes for Wave 2 Summary of proposed, key changes to the FFCP policy design specification (Wave 2) General amendments • Updated to refer to and align with CSC reform guidance (Working Together 2023, CSC National Framework) published after the Wave one version was finalised. This is particularly relevant to the ‘multi-agency safeguarding arrangements’ (MASA) section, which sets out expectations around confirming Lead and Delegated Safeguarding Partners, appointing Partnership Chairs and establishing systems of independent scrutiny. Working Together is also specifically referenced in the ‘family networks’ section, in terms of alignment of local family- group decision-making (FGDM) models to the guidance. • Reduced document length (from 39 pages to 13). This includes cutting the opening narrative (as this is covered in other Wave two documentation), combining previous ‘system enablers’ and ‘MASA’ sections, removing repetition across na