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• 14 Feb 2022

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  No. What matters is the impact of the impairment or disability in question on the CYP, not the medical or other reason for the impairment or its impact. 

  It follows that a CYP’s SEN “may be accurately assessed without knowing their precise cause”: SG v Denbighshire CC [2018] UKUT 369 (AAC) #40 (note this was a UT permission decision but it has been published by the UT itself nonetheless so is likely to be treated as authoritative).

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  Noddy 'no-nonsense' Guide
  Authors: David Wolfe QC, Leon Glenister

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