urgent action to be taken by west midlands police. this report has just been published. what sort of actions do they want them to take? there are lots of agencies involved with young children like arthur, who are vulnerable and at risk. in this case, it involved schools, the probation service, the police, the borough council, in terms of the schools as well. they often get together and something called a multi agency safeguarding hub, known ljy multi agency safeguarding hub, known by the acronym mash, a lot of the criticism is directed at that. or record keeping, failure to share knowledge, poor attendance. record keeping, failure to share knowledge, poorattendance. it might be that has something to do with a pandemic, although that does not appear to be putting the finger blame at that. it does look pretty
is it going to change? because you mentioned resources are an aspect, the government sent all of the agencies you have to fix this, but what is there? what is being done to make sure there is concrete change? that s what we re waiting to hear from the local authority and from the west midlands police and health agencies. they have to come up with agencies. they have to come up with a plan of action. multi agency hubs, often known by an acronym mash, often known by an acronym mash, often are set up in response to terrible cases, they were seen as an answer to that left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing when these cases are going. what this case and the inspection report highlights is that they are not the be all and end all, things can still go wrong, even when you switch to the system where people physically get into a single room, to share information about a vulnerable, at risk child. it does not work if not