1. Apply for a warrant
1.1 Determine whether a warrant is required
1.2 Complete the application
2. Enact a warrant
2.1 Involve the Queensland Police Service
2.2 Record a warrant in ICMS
2.3 Enter a place to execute a warrant
- Introduction
- Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services
- Relevant legislation
- Other key documents
- Child safety service centres: staff roles and responsibilities
- Framework for the participation of children and young people in decision-making
- Respecting diversity
- Recognised entities
- Delegations
- Accountability for children in Queensland
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- Practice framework and maps
- Chapters
- Practice papers
- Resources
- Structured Decision Making
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10. General
- 10.1 Decision-making about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
- 10.2 Statutory obligation to notify the Queensland Police Service of possible criminal offences
- 10.3 Information sharing
- 10.4 Providing adoption services
- Key steps
- 1. Provide adoption services
- 2. Determine the primary case worker
- 3. Supervise services delivered by the primary case worker
- 4. Provide pre-consent counselling to parents
- 5. Facilitate an adoption care agreement for a child whose parents are receiving pre-consent counselling
- 6. Witness consents to an adoption
- 7. Provide information and counselling to a child and consider the child's views
- 8. Pursue adoption for a child subject to a child protection order
- 9. Respect Aboriginal tradition and Island custom
- 10. Respond to a request to provide one-off post adoption services
- 11. Record information
- Resources
- Key steps
- 10.5 Recording sensitivity
- 10.6 Downgrading or deleting an approved notification
- 10.7 Undertake the substance testing of parents
- 10.8 Responding to self-harming behaviour
- 10.9 Responding to suicide risk behaviour
- 10.10 Warrant for the apprehension of a child
- 10.11 Staff safety and well-being
- 10.12 Professional supervision
- 10.13 The video taping or recording of Child Safety staff
- 10.14 Referral for active intervention services
- 10.15 The role of the Child Safety After Hours Service Centre
- 10.16 Referral to an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander family support service
- 10.17 Complaints management
- 10.18 Interstate and New Zealand matters
- 10.19 The review of child deaths
- 10.20 Victims of crime and the role of Victim Assist Queensland
- 10.21 Family courts
- Key steps
- 1. The family courts and child protection interface
- 2. Exchange of information
- 3. Assess information received about harm or risk of harm
- 4. Respond to an order requesting intervention by Child Safety - section 91B orders
- 5. Undertake an investigation and assessment
- 6. Respond to a child in need of protection
- What ifs - responding to specific family court matters
- Resources
- Key steps
- 10.22 International child protection matters and the Hague Convention
- Resources
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