When the threshold has been met and social care accepts the referral, the focus of the assessment will be the risks to the child.
Announcing the referral, the chief executive of Ofgem, Dermot Nolan, said: "Now is the right time to refer the energy market to the CMA for the benefit of consumers.
If, in referral, the doctor shows an obvious negative attitude, the patient might feel reluctant to seek help for other medical concerns, whether directly related to their transsexual status or not.
Ultimately, though, I'm a firm believer that this business is driven by referral: the old-fashioned word of mouth could be on Facebook, Twitter or on a blog.
The force added that since the initial referral, the inquiry had "secured further detailed information from interviews and other sources which will inform the final report".
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Clearly there had been a noise sufficient for Strauss, first slip at the time, to ask unhesitatingly and unilaterally for the referral: the snickometer, not used by the third umpire because of a delay in setting it up, seemed to suggest that his ears had not deceived him.
At referral, the patient presented as asymptomatic.
At the referral, the patient's physical and mental development were normal for her age.
Prior to referral, the patient had been treated with oral prednisone, with good response, but experienced recurrences whenever the dose was tapered.
For the first policy, Direct Access to Specialist without a referral, the benefits in terms of odds reduction are greater for the younger than for the older group.
