has, or is likely to have, a close connection with a person who has committed an offence under Part 1, 4 or 5 of the Sexual Offences (Scotland) Act 2009 (asp 9) (h): the child is being provided with accommodation by a local authority under section 25 of the 1995 Act and special measures are needed to support the child (i): a permanence order is in force in respect of the child and special measures are needed to support the child (j): the child has committed an offence (k): the child has misused alcohol (l): the child has misused a drug (whether or not a controlled drug) (m): the child's conduct has had, or is likely to have, a serious adverse effect on the health, safety or development of the child or another person (n): the child is beyond the control of a relevant person (o): the child has failed without reasonable excuse to attend regularly at school (p): the child (i) is being, or is likely to be, subjected to physical, emotional or other pressure to enter into a marriage or civil partnership, or (ii) is, or is likely to become, a member of the same household as such a child. (q): the child (i) has been, is being or is likely to be forced into a marriage (that expression being construed in accordance with section 1 of the Forced Marriage etc. (Protection and Jurisdiction) (Scotland) Act 2011 (asp 15)) or, (ii) is, or is likely to become, a member of the same household as such a child. Decisions Following a grounds hearing, the panel may decide that compulsory measures of supervision are not required and discharge the referral. However, if required, hearings have power to make a number of orders – these are: Compulsory supervision order (CSO) Interim compulsory supervision order (ICSO) Medical examination order Warrant to Secure Attendance. When making either a CSO or ICSO, the hearing could attach a number of measures which may range from attendance on a particular programme, conditions regulating contact with parents or other significant adults/family members, contact with a social worker, placement in foster care, residential accommodation or secure accommodation. Once issued a CSO must be reviewed by a Hearing within 12 months. Relevant persons (as described above) and children can ask for this to be reviewed at any stage after 3 months. The social work department have powers to ask