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The report Future rules, published by the Children’s Rights Director for England, is the outcome of a national conference, where 136 young people in care and care leavers gave their views on a range of subjects relating to regulations that will affect their future.
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The unique report will help shape new regulations under the Children and Young Persons Act 2008.
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