http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ssi/2003/608/schedule/2/paragraph/6/made
The Support and Assistance of Young People Leaving Care (Scotland) Regulations 2003
Young people
Further and higher education
Care assessment
Social and support groups
People
King's Printer for Scotland
2015-01-20
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS
These Regulations, which come into force on 1st April 2004, deal with the provision of aftercare under section 29 of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 (“the 1995 Act”) for young people who have been looked after by local authorities, but are no longer looked after by them. They also provide for throughcare preparation for young people leaving care, under section 17 of that Act.
The Support and Assistance of Young People Leaving Care (Scotland) Regulations 2003
reg. 11(2)(a)-(b)
The Support and Assistance of Young People Leaving Care (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2015
reg. 2(6)(b)(ii)
reg. 1
The Support and Assistance of Young People Leaving Care (Scotland) Regulations 2003
reg. 11(4)(a)-(b)
The Support and Assistance of Young People Leaving Care (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2015
reg. 2(6)(c)(ii)
reg. 1
The Support and Assistance of Young People Leaving Care (Scotland) Regulations 2003
reg. 11(5)
The Support and Assistance of Young People Leaving Care (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2015
reg. 2(6)(d)
reg. 1
The Support and Assistance of Young People Leaving Care (Scotland) Regulations 2003
reg. 16(1)(a)-(c)
The Support and Assistance of Young People Leaving Care (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2015
reg. 2(7)
reg. 1
SCHEDULE 2
Matters to be included in the pathway assessment, pathway plan and review of the pathway plan6
The young person’s sources of income, outgoings, savings and debts, requirement for financial support, and budgeting skills.