74 Duty to keep EHC plans for detained persons
Children and Families Act 2014 (2014 c 6) | Legislation

74  Duty to keep EHC plans for detained persons

(1)     This section applies in relation to a detained person—

(a)     for whom a local authority in England was maintaining an EHC plan immediately before the beginning of his or her detention, or

(b)     for whom the home authority has secured the preparation of an EHC plan under section 72.

(2)     The home authority must keep the EHC plan while the person is detained in relevant youth accommodation.

(3)     Regulations may make provision about the keeping of EHC plans under subsection (2), and the disclosure

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