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The Scottish Abstract of Statistics No 26,1998
Table 3A2 Initial action taken by reporters on grounds children referred 1996

Initial action
by reporter

Ground for referral

Beyond
control
(a)

Moral
danger
(b)

Lack of
parental
care
(c)

Victim
of
offence
(d)

At
risk
(dd)

Same
house-
hold as
incest
victim
(e)

Non
attend-
ance at
school
(f)

Solvent
abuse
(gg)

Care of local
auth-
ority
(i)

Educ(S)
Act 1962

CP(S)
Act 1975

Offence1
(g)

All
referrals

Total

55

74

47

60

43

-

37

62

80

63

50

64

59

 
No action:-
 
Under current supervision

12

14

6

8

6

-

8

21

63

7

-

21

16

Action on other grounds

7

4

2

2

3

-

2

10

1

10

-

1

2

Insufficient evidence

8

16

11

12

10

-

2

6

4

-

-

4

6

Compulsory care unnecessary

28

39

28

37

25

-

26

25

13

47

50

38

36

 
Referred to:-
 
SWD

17

11

17

16

20

33

18

18

3

10

7

6

10

Police/juvenile Liaison Officer

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

3

2

hearing

28

15

36

24

38

67

44

20

17

27

43

26

28

 
Total number
(=100%)

2,519

1,423

5,011

6,230

727

3

4,422

84

142

30

28

28,105

46,497

Source: SCRA: Practice Team

1 If more than one reason for referral is reported in a particular referral (or more than one offence alleged in an offence referral), it is described here as a "no action" case only if there is no action taken in respect of all the reasons (or offences) referred. (See also statistical note titled ‘No Formal Action Cases’).
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