The ability to record Outcome 23 and Youth Diversion Orders as Out of Court Resolutions (OOCRs) is not yet available in Core+. Both will be available as interim measures as outlined below, until the Youth Justice Board (YJB) adds these as values as part of Schema 12 (2027/28).
⚠️ Important: A change to Core+ is required before these values can be mapped correctly for use in AssetPlus. Please do not configure these count types for use in AssetPlus until this change has been applied. Until this is in place, AssetPlus will display a validation error, as the interim count type values chosen by the YJB are classed as obsolete within AssetPlus.
Record Outcome 23
When available, the following interim mappings will apply for passing data to Child Level Data (CLD):
Legal outcome → Reprimand
Disposal Type (for intervention programmes) → Reprimand
To support this, the following count types will need to be configured:
LU_YOT_OUTCOME
Field | Value |
Category | YOT |
Count Type | Reprimand |
LU_YOT_INTERVENTION_PROGRAMME
Field | Value |
Category | YOT |
Count Type | Reprimand |
📌 Note: This mapping uses a legal outcome code that is no longer widely used across Youth Justice Services (YJSs). It is an interim measure only, and will be replaced once the YJB adds these as values as part of Schema 12 (2027/28).
Record Youth Diversion Orders
When available, the following interim mappings will apply for passing data to CLD:
Legal outcome → Drug Treatment and Testing Order
Disposal Type (for intervention programmes) → Drug Treatment and Testing Order
To support this, the following count types will need to be configured:
LU_YOT_OUTCOME
Field | Value |
Category | YOT |
Count Type | Drug Treatment and Testing Order |
LU_YOT_INTERVENTION_PROGRAMME
Field | Value |
Category | YOT |
Count Type | Drug Treatment and Testing Order |
📌 Note: This mapping uses a legal outcome code that is no longer widely used across YJSs. It is an interim measure only, and will be replaced once the YJB adds these as values as part of Schema 12 (2027/28). Once available, Youth Diversion Orders will work in the same way as other civil orders within the Case Management System (CMS).