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Disclaimer
The Children’s Legal Centre is committed to providing accurate and up to date information about the law that applies to young people in Wales, and how the law affects young people in Wales.
The information on this website may help answer a question you have about the law generally, or help you understand something that has happened to you, or is happening to you, but it can only do so in general terms. You should not take the information on this website as legal advice about how the law applies to you and your specific situation. If you need legal advice, you should talk to a qualified legal adviser who will be able to listen to what the situation is and give you specific advice about how the law will apply to you.
We will always do our best to make sure the information on this website is up to date and accurate. However, the law can change rapidly, and we may not always be able to update the website straight away. This is another reason why you should always make sure you take legal advice from a qualified legal adviser.
The Children’s Legal Centre cannot accept responsibility for any error or omission in the content on the website.
The Children’s Legal Centre cannot be liable for any damage or loss from the use of, r inability to use, the material on this website, or for any action or decision you take based on the content on the website.
Where we link to other websites, we cannot be held responsible for any of the content contained on those other websites, and any loss or damage you may suffer as a result of visiting those websites, or as the result of relying on the content provided by any of those websites.
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Geographical extent
This website expressly addresses legal issues in Wales. The law in Wales is not always be the same as the law in England, Scotland or Northern Ireland. If you need information about the law as it applies to those parts of the United Kingdom, you may need to look elsewhere.
Amendments
We reserve the right to alter or amend any of the content on this website at any time and without notice. We may also withdraw the website at any time.
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