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: UK Freedom of Information Act BlogICO: physical restraint methods used against children should be made public
7 Jan 2010
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has decided that it is in the public interest to disclose details about the methods used to restrain children and young people in secure training centres. The restraint methods include so-called distraction techniques which can involve deliberately inflicting pain on children.Full ICO press release.Given the level of debate and controversy surrounding the use of physical restraint, on both legal and ethical grounds, and the evidence that these techniques can result in physical harm, the Assistant Information Commissioner, Gerrard Tracey, decided there is a significant public interest in releasing the manual in full.
ICO decision notice FS50173181 Youth Justice Board for England and Wales
Full post as published by UK Freedom of Information Act Blog on January 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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