the Scottish Legal Aid Board (SLAB). Children's Legal Representatives are members of special panels maintained by SLAB, with all costs met by the Scottish Government. The hearing may also appoint an independent person known as a Safeguarder whose purpose is to prepare a report to assist the hearing in reaching a decision; the Safeguarder must act in the best interests of the child, which indeed is the basis of all decisions made by children's hearings. Each Children's Hearing must consider whether the child's immediate safety is assured. If this is not the case panel members have the power to issue an Interim Compulsory Supervision Order (when the child does not already subject to a Compulsory Supervision Order) or Interim Variation of a Compulsory Supervision Order (when the child already has a Compulsory Supervision Order but there is not enough information to make a substantive decision). This interim measure empowers the social work department to the move the child to "a place of safety" (e.g. Children's Residential Home, Foster Care, the care of relatives). Panel members also have the powers to issue a warrant when necessary to enforce the attendance of a child who has failed to attend his/her hearing. Section 67 Grounds For a child to be required to attend a Children's Hearing, one or more Section 67 Ground must be relevant to the child. They include various care and offence related grounds. The grounds are that: (a): the child is likely to suffer unnecessarily, or the health or development of the child is likely to be seriously impaired, due to a lack of parental care (b): a schedule 1 offence has been committed in respect of the child (c): the child has, or is likely to have, a close connection with a person who has committed a schedule 1 offence (d): the child is, or is likely to become, a member of the same household as a child in respect of whom a schedule 1 offence has been committed (e): the child is being, or is likely to be, exposed to persons whose conduct is (or has been) such that it is likely that (i) the child will be abused or harmed, or (ii) the child's health, safety or development will be seriously adversely affected (f): the child has, or is likely to have, a close connection with a person who has carried out domestic abuse, (g): the child