(a) Your child placement management staff must ensure that supervision of children in care adequately accounts for the following:(1) Specific needs of the children in care in each home;(2) Non-routine events taking place in the lives of individual children, the foster parents, or the group of children in care; and(3) The children's history, including background of abuse or neglect by caretakers, sexual or physical abuse against others, fire-setting, maiming or killing animals, suicide attempts, and run-away behaviors.(b) Your child placement management staff must also approve a written plan for the increased supervision of a child who presents an immediate harm to himself or others.