READ - http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2020/7/schedule/9/enacted (Part 2, Article 5)

Under the Coronavirus Act 2020, Children are grouped in the same brackets as adults, where they may be forced to submit to Compulsary Treatment Orders, following exemptions from the Mental Health Act 2014 established under the aforementioned.

This is leaving the youngest in society vulnerable, and stripping parents of rights to object to the use of drugs to medicate their children.

Detainment protocalls have been lengthened to 120 hours in some cases, and this doesn't explicitly apply to Covid-19 (A.K.A Coronavirus) patients.

The UK Government should not be using Global Pandemic Argument to allow for the countries children to be seperated from parents and forceably medicated in any instance.

Where the aforementioned is applicable, Parents should retain rights to decide upon best course of treatment for their Children regarding Mental-Health Conditions, Neurological Disorders and otherwise categorised within Mental Health Act 2014 Exemptions, legalised by the Coronavirus Act 2020.

Following potential medical advice, where a childs life is not in explicit, immediate danger and/or medical advice is conflicted within argument, the Parent should retain rights to utilise expert advice through alternate means, where treatment path is not explicitly agreed.