51.   An expert, therefore, does have a duty to observe procedural fairness.

52.   He must know when the local authority has a duty to investigate and how that investigation should be conducted.

53.   Local authorities have a duty to provide services which will maintain the family unit and enable children to be brought up within it.

54.   In most cases a local authority only has a duty to provide services under the Act if a child is in need.

55.   Provision of information Local authorities have a duty to publish information about the services they provide and, where appropriate, the services others provide on their behalf.

56.   Local authorities have a duty to accommodate children in certain circumstances and a power to do so in others.

57.   Parents and those caring for children need to know when local authorities have a duty to investigate and what form that investigation must take.

58.   The guardian ad litem has a duty to inform the court of the identity of any person who wishes to have party status or should be granted it.

59.   He or she will continue to have a duty to maintain the child notwithstanding the care order.

60.   The court had a duty to protect the liberty to publish, by ensuring that the existing ambit of restraints was not extended.