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| Interface | ROAD |
|---|---|
| User | Guest |
| Audit | Enabled |
A plain-text tabular data format in which values are separated by commas.
A unit used to describe digital file size.
An image format that can contain simple animation.
A compressed image file format commonly used for photographs.
A unit used to describe digital file size.
A unit used to describe digital file size.
A commonly used digital video and audio container format.
A document file format designed to preserve page layout across devices.
A lossless image file format commonly used for screenshots and graphics.
A file containing unformatted text.
A compressed archive that can contain one or more files.
The recorded date on which the person was born.
A value used to distinguish one record, person or item from another.
The field or option does not apply in the current context.
A young person who is not currently participating in education, employment or vocational training.
An infection primarily transmitted through sexual contact.
The information is not currently known or has not been established.
A police visual identification category. It is separate from a person’s self-defined ethnicity.
The officer with primary responsibility for managing or progressing the case.
A report used to record and share relevant non-crime information or safeguarding concerns.
The national police system used for information about people, vehicles, offences and relevant warning markers.
A drug offence involving possession of a controlled drug with evidence of an intention to supply it.
A policing measure based on how recently, how often and how seriously offending has been recorded.
A police force system used to record and manage operational reports, investigations and intelligence.
A prioritisation rating derived from the current vulnerability assessment: red/high, amber/medium or green/standard.
The safeguarding workbench used to triage referrals, assess vulnerability and coordinate casework.
The unique ROAD reference used to identify a young person’s canonical safeguarding profile.
The structured professional assessment used to record vulnerability indicators, rationale, score and review needs.
The coercion, control or manipulation of a child into criminal activity, including county lines activity.
An umbrella term covering criminal, sexual and other forms of exploitation affecting a child.
A form of child sexual abuse involving an imbalance of power and exploitative exchange or control.
The UK framework for identifying and supporting potential victims of modern slavery and human trafficking.
A child for whom a local authority has legal responsibility through care arrangements.
A child assessed as needing local-authority services to achieve or maintain a reasonable standard of health or development.
A child looked after by a local authority under care arrangements or accommodation duties.
A multi-agency plan used where a child is considered at continuing risk of significant harm.