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Care Council for Wales: Social worker conduct hearing

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Tuesday, 01, Apr 2008 12:00

A Care Council for Wales Conduct Committee hearing will be held between Tuesday 8 – Wednesday 9 April 2008 to consider allegations of misconduct against David Llewellyn Edwards, a registered social worker who previously worked in Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council.

The charges against Mr Edwards relate to a failure to follow policy and strategic directions in relation to Child Protection matters leaving children at risk of harm.

The hearing will take place from 10am at the Royal Hotel in Cardiff.

The Care Council is the social care workforce regulator in Wales. Through registration, social workers are accountable for their conduct and practice. Action may be taken against social workers where the Conduct Committee agree the allegation(s) amounts to misconduct and decide whether the registrant is not suitable for continued registration. This means a worker may be removed from the Social Care Register and therefore would not be able to practise as a social worker in the UK.

Taking action when a Committee deems that a registered social worker’s practice and/or behaviour amounts to misconduct aims to improve services for the 150,000 people who use social care services in Wales, and improve the public's confidence in those services.

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