EvidenceCanvas · Children and Families Act 2014 engine

EHCP appeals, specific down to Section F

SEND appeals are won on specificity: an EHCP that says support will be provided “where necessary” is not worth the paper it is written on. EvidenceCanvas will run the Reg 33 appeal clock, audit Sections B, F and I for vagueness against L v Clarke, mark up the working document, and draft the SEND35 statement of case (coming soon).

Coming soon — we're checking this document builder before anyone relies on it. Official guide in the meantime: GOV.UK — Appeal an education, health and care (EHC) plan decision.

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  • Specificity audit Coming soonFree
  • Typical appeal Coming soon3–8 credits
  • VenueFTT Health, Education & Social Care
  • FormsSEND35 · working document

What the engine does.

Coming soon — every step below is being checked before anyone relies on it.

  1. Reg 33 clock — free. Coming soon Two months from the decision or plan issue to lodge the appeal — computed from your date, with the deadline and late-appeal position flagged.
  2. Section F specificity audit — free. Coming soon Every provision in Sections B (needs), F (provision) and I (placement) audited for quantification: hours, frequency, staff type — the difference between an enforceable plan and aspirations.
  3. Vague phrase scanner — free. Coming soon The unlawful phrases — “as appropriate”, “where necessary”, “regular” and their relatives (L v Clarke [1998]) — scanned across the plan, each hit listed with its section.
  4. Working document redlines — 3 credits. Coming soon The joint working document marked up for Sections B/F/I: your proposed wording, the specificity defects it cures, tracked for the LA's response.
  5. SEND35 + statement of case — 4 credits. Coming soon Form SEND35 appeal with the Tribunal Statement of Case: grounds, the specificity evidence, and the legal submissions.
  6. Hearing bundle — 1 credit. Coming soon Paginated bundle: EHC plan, working document, reports, submission and correspondence.

Exploration is free. You pay only for finished artifacts.

1 Action Credit = £4.45 on the Personal plan (£89 for 20 credits).

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Triage — always free Coming soon

The Reg 33 clock, Section F specificity audit and vague-phrase scanner cost nothing.

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Redlines + case Coming soon

Working document redlines (Sections B/F/I) — 3 credits. Form SEND35 & Statement of Case — 4 credits.

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Bundle Coming soon

Hearing bundle — 1 credit.

Typical appeal: 3–8 credits (£13.35–£35.60)

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What this is — and is not.

  • EvidenceCanvas is not a law firm and gives no legal advice; packs will be prepared by software (coming soon) and you will check and file them.
  • The scanner will flag wording against the case-law categories (coming soon) — the parent and the tribunal decide the substance; no outcome is promised.
  • Mediation registration (where required before appeal) and LA re-assessment requests are separate processes the engine will not replace.

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