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1. What is the primary legal document guiding mandatory reporting in Ireland? A. GDPR B. Children First Act 2015 C. Child Care Act 1991 D. United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child

1. What must a supervisor do if a child discloses abuse during a session? A. Keep it confidential B. Ask for more details from the child C. Report it to Tusla as per mandatory obligations D. Discuss it with the parent ?

1. Which of the following best describes the goal of child advocacy? A. Ensuring both parents get equal time B. Always favouring the custodial parent C. Promoting the child’s best interests and safeguarding their rights D. Mediation between parents

What does ethical documentation include? A. Emotional language and judgement B. Personal opinions C. Verbatim child disclosures and factual observations D. Summary opinions about parenting ability ?

1. Which statement best reflects trauma-informed practice? A. Focus on correcting a child’s behaviour during access B. Prioritise routine over emotions C. Recognise emotional responses as survival strategies D. Assume the child will adjust over time

If a supervisor feels emotionally affected by a session, what should they do? A. Ignore it and continue working B. Take time off immediately C. Seek supervision or peer debrief D. Ask to be reassigned

What is the supervisor’s role during conflict between parents? A. Mediate the issue B. Stay neutral and de-escalate C. Support the quieter parent D. Offer legal advice?

Why is consistency in documentation important? A. It fills out the paperwork B. It helps maintain the session schedule C. It builds a reliable picture over time and informs decision-making D. It makes supervisors look professional

When may supervised access be reviewed or paused? A. If the parent requests it B. After six months automatically C. If the child displays distress or there are safeguarding concerns D. If court permission is delayed?

What does GDPR require in supervised access services? A. Public access to records B. Free exchange of reports between parents C. Secure storage and restricted sharing of child-related data D. Posting session notes online

What must a supervisor do if they observe manipulative behaviour during access? A. Ignore it unless physical harm occurs B. Gently address it and record the behaviour factually C. Confront the parent aggressively D. Ask the child to explain it later

Which of the following is a benefit of reflective practice? A. Building rapport with parents B. Reducing documentation duties C. Improving professional judgement and emotional regulation D. Avoiding supervision sessions

What does “child-centred” mean in access work? A. Giving children anything they ask for B. Allowing children to lead all decisions C. Prioritising the child’s emotional and physical safety above all else D. Letting children choose when to attend

Why must supervisors avoid dual relationships with clients? A. It causes scheduling issues B. It breaches court orders C. It compromises neutrality and professional ethics D. It prevents parents from attending access