FIIAOA 3.2 & 3.3 (Copy)

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The principles underlying mandatory reporting includes the following (Choose the correct answer):
- a) Good Faith Principle & Reasonable Grounds Principle
- b) Beyond Reasonable Ground Principle & Malicious Intent Principle
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Good faith refers to the following(Choose the correct answer):
- a) A reporter’s belief that if they report based on reasonable grounds that a child will be protected.
- A reporter who reports concerns of abuse in the best interest of the child without any motivation for personal gain or malicious intend
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Reasonable grounds refer to(Choose the correct answer):
- a) The point where the rights of the reporting individual outweigh the rights of the child or any other party
- b) The point where mere suspicion is replaced by probability and the States interest to prevent a crime outweighs the individual’s right to privacy.
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If a person reports concerns regarding abuse based on reasonable grounds…
- they have acted on one sided information from a bias source.
- they have used their common sense to make a basic assessment on the probability of abuse or neglect based on considering multiple sources of information.
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If a person reports concerns of abuse on reasonable grounds, and new information comes to the fore after reporting the affected parties can dispute that there were reasonable grounds to begin with.
- Yes, reasonable grounds are based on the information available after a comprehensive assessment by a Designated Child Protection Agency has been completed and not before.
- No, any evidence that comes to light after the reporting on reasonable grounds is not relevant to determine if the initial grounds were reasonable.
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Best Interest of the Child Principle is paramount in all matters concerning children. Therefore,
- best Interest of the Child is never a relevant defence against not reporting concerns of child abuse.
- best Interest of the Child is only a valid defence against not adhering to mandatory reporting laws if the person has considered all the underlying principles that forms a part of the Best Interest of the Child and can map out their ethical decision-making process not to report.
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FIIAOA 3.2 & 3.3 (Copy)

FIIAOA 3.2 & 3.3 (Copy)

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