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Children, Schools and Families Act 2010
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SCHEDULE 2Sensitive personal information
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1Information which relates to the proceedings or the subject matter of the proceedings and—
(a)which a child who is involved or referred to in the proceedings has provided to a party to the proceedings or to a person called, or whom it is proposed to call, as a witness in the proceedings, or
(b)which such a child has provided to any other person and which has been, or is expected to be, referred to in the proceedings.
2Information which—
(a)relates to a medical, psychological or psychiatric condition of any person, and
(b)has been, or is expected to be, referred to in the proceedings.
3Information which—
(a)relates to a medical, psychological or psychiatric examination or evaluation of any person, and
(b)has been, or is expected to be, referred to in the proceedings,
other than information relating to the identity of the person who carried out the examination or evaluation.
4Information which—
(a)relates to any health care, treatment or therapy which it is proposed to provide, or which is being or has been provided, to any person, and
(b)has been, or is expected to be, referred to in the proceedings.
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