arrative (as this is covered in other Wave two documentation), combining previous ‘system enablers’ and ‘MASA’ sections, removing repetition across narrative and tabled expectations, and clarifying and tightening core expectations throughout. • Removal of ‘areas for local variation’ section, to reflect that Wave two will undergo and implementation planning phase, but not co-design (as Wave one did). • Refinement of MASA expectations around engagement of children and families, multi-agency information-sharing, development of shared practice frameworks and outcome measures, placing the former at the forefront. • More specificity on what to test through the ‘stronger role for education’ expectation (MASA). • Additional expectation in the ‘family networks’ section, around local areas setting out how family group decision making will be integrated throughout the whole system, including family help and child protection. Specific child protection amendments • This table details the specific amendments to the child protection expectations, quoting the relevant expectations in both the Waves one and two versions. Multi-Agency Child Protection Teams (MACPT) Wave 1 expectation Wave 2 expectation Functions will cover child protection enquiries, decision-making, planning, intervention, review and support. Where a Must be responsible for leading strategy discussions and section 47 enquiries, overseeing development and delivery of child protection plans, 74 Wave 1 expectation Wave 2 expectation decision is taken that a child should become the subject of care proceedings, functions will include supporting the Lead Child Protection Practitioner (LCPP) and others with court work/preparation. keeping child protection plans under review, providing case consultancy and support and providing