Principle 6.1: Management practices are ethical and operate within relevant legislation Principle 6.2: The scheme consults and works collaboratively with all stakeholders Principle 6.3: The scheme has an efficient, effective and ethical process for the management of records Principle 6.4: The scheme has simple and transparent grievance and complaints-handling procedures Principle 6.5: Carers and coordination unit staff are effective advocates for their service within the community and actively seek to build links with other agencies to benefit children and their families

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