1. what professional practice issues are raised by the scenario? 2. Choose at least two examples (for each scenario) from the following list and describe their relevance to the breach referred to in the scenario: *relevant legislation/legislative regulations * National Standards * ethical principles *United Nations Conventions 3. Identify and briefly describe agency policies and/or procedures that are directly relevant to the scenario/breach. 4. What steps would you take to review agency policies and procedures described above? 5. In what ways can you ensure staff are familiar with breachrelated issues in the scenario and maintain compliance? 6. What specialist advice or other sources of information could you utilize to ensure your response was current and consistent with Industry standards? NE Case Study Scenarios: Scenario 1: You are the Coordinator of a Youth Refuge providing shortterm crisis accommodation to young people aged 1424. It has come to your attention that one of the Youth Workers, Renee, has provided contact details of exclients to a friend of hers. Renee's friend is completing a research project as part of her University studies and wants to interview young people who have left home. When you talk to Renee, she tells you she thought it was OK as they were clients who had left the service, and that she only gave out details of young people who were 'doing well' now. Her friend was doing an ethical project anyway, she says