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<a href="#mcetoc_1j4tfrtrt0">Introduction</a>
<a href="#mcetoc_1j4tfrtrt1">Hearing a child’s views and allowing them to participate — what that involves</a>
<a href="#mcetoc_1j4tfrtrt2">Why children’s views should be listened to before making care and guardianship decisions for them: Practical life-enhancing reasons</a>
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