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What is the circumstance that triggers the caseworker's action?
What is the circumstance that triggers the caseworker's action?
- The child's CP is about to expire.
- The child will reach a critical age before the end of their next 12-month CP. (correct)
- The child's next birthday is approaching.
- The child is moving to a different region.
What is the significance of the critical age in this context?
What is the significance of the critical age in this context?
- It is a routine milestone in the child's CP.
- It marks the end of the child's eligibility for CP.
- It affects the child's next 12-month CP. (correct)
- It triggers a mandatory review of the child's CP.
What is the time frame relevant to the caseworker's action?
What is the time frame relevant to the caseworker's action?
- The next 24 months
- The next 18 months
- The next 6 months
- The next 12 months (correct)
What is the caseworker completing when they noticed the issue?
What is the caseworker completing when they noticed the issue?
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What is the purpose of the caseworker's action in this scenario?
What is the purpose of the caseworker's action in this scenario?
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What can be done with a/b that does not fall into the above categories?
What can be done with a/b that does not fall into the above categories?
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What is the consequence of a/b not falling into the above categories?
What is the consequence of a/b not falling into the above categories?
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What is the limitation of a/b that does not fall into the above categories?
What is the limitation of a/b that does not fall into the above categories?
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What is the outcome if a/b is excess income for FPP but does not fall into the above categories?
What is the outcome if a/b is excess income for FPP but does not fall into the above categories?
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What is the restriction on a/b that does not fall into the above categories?
What is the restriction on a/b that does not fall into the above categories?
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