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1. The local authority’s immediate and longer-term plans for the child.
2. Details of any services to be provided to meet the care, education and health needs of the child.
3. The respective responsibilities of–
(a)the local authority;
(b)the child;
(c)any person with parental responsibilities for the child;
(d)any foster carer or kinship carer of the child;
(e)the designated manager of that establishment who is responsible for the care of the child whilst in that establishment where the child has been placed in a residential establishment; and
(f)any other relevant person.
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