Time consuming

Does not change peoples attitudes

Cannot protect people

Costly

Fear of victimisation

Helps to change attitudes

Childrens wishes have to be taken into consideration

Helps families do things

Paramountcy principle

Children can delay court proceedings

Supports families to stay together where possible

Children have the right to be heard

LA's work with children

Parents are given all responsibility

Paramountcy principle protects them

Children are given a voice to say who they would rather stay with

Children have rights

The local authority must work with the parents

Too scared to disclose information about abuse

children are unaware of their rights

Court cases are held privately so there can be no public scrutiny

Ask the wrong people for help

Cannot speak properly

Infants do not have a voice as they cannot speak

Ensures individuals with mental health issues cannot harm others or themselves

That the nearest relative is consulted

Sectioning procedures

Only contacts the parents of the individual

Formal and informal patients

Inunformalities

Detainment is at a higfh

Stigma still exists

It protects individuals who lose the ability to make decisions for themselves

Treatment cannot be forced

Compulsory sectioning order protects them from harming themselves or others

Too many people are being detained in hospitals

Does not deal with stigma

Goes against human rights

Stigma is dealt with

System of redress

More equality of job opportunities

Stereotypes

Helps raise awareness

Gives people rights

Legislation alone does not deal with discrimination that still exists

Fear of victimisation

Many people are not aware of their rights

Varassment and Hictimisation

Harassment and victimisation are dealt with

Difficult to police

Less exclusion from activities including parties

More equality in terms of job opportunities

Helps raise awareness

System of redress

Gives people rights

Can still be denied a job