UNCRC (Incorporation) (Scotland) Act 2024 - part 3: statutory guidance
Draft guidance for those with responsibilities within listed public authorities for implementing and delivering on the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) Act. It includes annexes with suggested reporting formats, information on inclusive communication and on producing child friendly reports.
Annex D – List of links
3.2 Child rights and wellbeing impact assessments
4. Reporting duties of listed authorities
4.2 Developing baseline information
4.3 Consultation and engagement
- Non-statutory guidance on taking a children's human rights approach
- Decision-making: children and young people's participation - guidance
4.4 Preparation for reporting
- UNCRC Assessment Framework
- Non-statutory guidance on taking a children's human rights approach
- Children Services Planning Guidance
4.5 Requirement to produce a child friendly report
4.6 Potential links to other reports or plans
5. Publication requirements of reports
A.1 Background to and incorporation history of the Act
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Nine core international human rights instruments
- UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)
- Charter of the United Nations
- National Performance Framework
- Human Rights Act 1998
- European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)
- Recommendations of the National Taskforce for Human Rights Leadership
- Public Consultation on a Human Rights Bill for Scotland
A.2 Overview and key aspects of the UNCRC Act
- Schedule of the UNCRC Act
- United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (Incorporation) (Scotland) Act 2024
B. Frameworks for children's rights reporting
B.1 UNCRC Clusters approach
B.2 Wellbeing approach: using the GIRFEC wellbeing indicators
- Children's Rights Legislation in Scotland: A Quick Reference Guide
- GIRFEC resources home page.
- SHANARRI wellbeing indicators
- Online training developed by Children's Health Scotland
- UNCRC: the foundation of Getting it right for every child
B.3 Further approaches and considerations
B.4 External resources on accessibility
- Communicating with people with a learning disability - guidance - Mencap
- Developing inclusive communication guidance- Sensory Trust
- Accessible information and communication discrimination guide - Disability Justice
- A Practical Guide to Including Seldom-Heard Children and Young People in Decision-Making and practitioners toolkit
- Apps to support those with complex additional support needs
- Scotland's Inclusive Communication Hub
- Disability Equality Scotland: Easy Read Information and Guidance
- Enquire – the Scottish advice service for additional support for learning
- Principles of Inclusive Communication: An information and self-assessment tool for public authorities - Scottish Government
- Voice from Birth to Seven Years
- Meaningful Participation of Children and Young People - Principles and Guidelines - Children in Scotland
- Disability Information Scotland website
- Guidance on publishing accessible documents - UK Government
Contact
Email: uncrcincorporation@gov.scot
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