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66Investigation and determination by Principal Reporter
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(1)This section applies where—
(a )the Principal Reporter receives in relation to a child—
(i)notice under section 43 of the making of a child protection order,
(ii)information from a local authority under section 60,
(iii)information or a report from a constable under section 61,
(iv)a section 62 statement,
(v)evidence under section 63,
(vi)information from a person under section 64,
(vii)information from a constable under section 43(5) of the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 (c.46), or
(b)it appears to the Principal Reporter that a child might be in need of protection, guidance, treatment or control.
(2)The Principal Reporter must determine—
(a)whether the Principal Reporter considers that a section 67 ground applies in relation to the child, and
(b)if so, whether the Principal Reporter considers that it is necessary for a compulsory supervision order to be made in respect of the child.
(3)The Principal Reporter may make any further investigations relating to the child that the Principal Reporter considers necessary.
(4)The Principal Reporter may require a local authority to give the Principal Reporter a report on—
(a)the child generally,
(b)any particular matter relating to the child specified by the Principal Reporter.
(5)A local authority may include in a report given to the Principal Reporter under subsection (4) information given to the local authority by another person.
(6)The report may contain information in addition to any information given to the Principal Reporter under section 60.
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