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We did always have to seek consent to share EHC info. This from 21/22;
P120 Where these payments are for apprentices aged between 19 and 24 years old at the start of their apprenticeship (see paragraph P116.2), you must include consent from the apprentice to inform their employer that they have an EHC plan or that they have been in the care of their local authority and either:
So the reply for the Service Desk is still absolutely wrong.
You're right that it said nothing about being able to code that in the ILR, so presumably we were previously just expected not to claim the provider additional payment? If they've made a special code for care leaver non-disclosure, it seems to make sense to do the same for EHCP.
Either way, they need to correct the rules, or tell us how to code a non-disclosure EHCP apprentice in the ILR.
Ruth Canham-James
Apprentice with EHCP
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Hello,
If we have an apprentice with an EHCP who doesn't want their employer to know, how do we code that in the ILR? We know we use LDM 362 for a Care Leaver who doesn't want their employer to know. ESFA rules say;
We asked the Service Desk, and they directly contradicted the above by saying;
I've asked them where that info came from (I can't think of any answer other then they just made it up).
Anyone else got any thoughts on how we could claim the additional provider payment for a 19-24 EHCP Apprentice without it triggering the employer payment or waiving co-investment if they're small?
Obviously we'd strongly encourage the apprentice to let us tell their employer, but we can still provide support with telling the employer specifically that they have an EHCP.