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Questions to ask about safeguarding
Questions to ask the designated safeguarding lead (DSL), plus what to look for in their answers. Questions cover the safeguarding provision that should be in place, and what to do when you're told about an incident.
Contents
- Questions for the DSL to make sure effective safeguarding procedures are in place
- Questions to ask if you're told there's been an incident
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