The case(s) for the future nationalisation and / or the national co-ordination of secure care in Scotland, including the potential contribution of the National Social Work Agency 

Depending on the adopted future approach, the design of funding and commissioning models to support consistent, high-quality provision 

Expanding or redefining the statutory concept of “secure accommodation” or “secure care” and revising the criteria for when a child may be placed in restrictive environments 

Models proposed in the ‘Reimagining Secure Care’ report – ‘flex secure’, ‘community-based hubs’ and ‘multi-disciplinary teams’ 

Standards for the safe and secure transportation of children, whether to secure care facilities or to essential appointments during their stay in secure care, or wider transport needs when secure transport is required 

The establishment of a Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for victims affected by harmful behaviour that is being considered within the youth justice system.