[9 Commissioner's functions in relation to certain young people]
Children Act 2004 (2004 c 31) | Legislation

[9  Commissioner's functions in relation to certain young people]

[(1)     This section applies for the purposes of this Part, other than sections 2A and 8A (and references in this Part to a child who is within section 8A).

(2)     For the purposes of the Children's Commissioner's functions in respect of children in England, a reference to a child includes, in addition to a person under the age of 18—

(a)     a person aged 18 or over for whom an EHC plan is maintained by a local authority,

(b)     a person aged 18 or over

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