tablish and test Lead Child Protection Practitioner role Detail LCPPs: • Must be qualified social workers with substantial frontline child protection practice experience within CSC (enquiries, assessments, reviews, conferences, decision- making and supervision) and an in-depth knowledge of the statutory and legislative framework. • Must be embedded in the MACPT. • Must be employed for at least the duration of the Pathfinder. • Will take statutory child protection decisions with input from the wider MACPT working with the family help lead practitioner and building in family group decision making/family network engagement. • Will provide advice to and consult on child protection concerns and issues with the family help lead practitioner. • Must be skilled at identifying significant harm, including extra-familial harm; know how to work with families and parents, including those who have demonstrated resistant, hostile and/or deceptive behaviour. • Must have access to and participate in reflective individual and group supervision. Minimum expectations: Establish and test parental representation in child protection Detail 87 Local areas: • Must set out their engagement, information and support offer for all parents in child protection. • Must provide clear, accessible information and signpost support for all parents from the point a section 47 enquiry is initiated. This should cover the process, what they can expect and what is expected of them, and their rights. • Should offer parental representation to all parents from the point of section 47 enquiry and must offer this to all parents at initial child protection conference. Parents may decline this and the reason should be recorded. • Parental representation should enable, support or advocate for the parent and representat