CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE ACT 2008

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CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE ACT 2008

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

Long Title

CHAPTER 1--PRELIMINARY

PART 1.1--INTRODUCTION

1. Name of Act
3. Dictionary
4. Notes
5. Offences against Act—application of Criminal Code etc
6. Application of Act to children and young people etc

PART 1.2--OBJECTS, PRINCIPLES AND CONSIDERATIONS

7. Main objects of Act
8. Best interests of children and young people paramount
9. Principles applying to Act
10. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people—placement
10A. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people—other

PART 1.3--IMPORTANT CONCEPTS

Division 1.3.1--Definitions

11. Who is a child?
12. Who is a young person?
13. Who is a family member of a child or young person?
14. Who is a significant person for a child or young person?

Division 1.3.2--Parental responsibility

15. What is parental responsibility?
16. Parents have parental responsibility
17. Aspects of parental responsibility may be transferred
18. Aspects of parental responsibility may be shared
19. Daily care responsibility for children and young people
20. Long-term care responsibility for children and young people
21. Parents or people with parental responsibility who cannot be found

CHAPTER 2--ADMINISTRATION

PART 2.1--DIRECTOR-GENERAL

22. Director-general's functions
23. Director-general instructions
24. Ministerial directions to director-general
24A. Director-general charters
25. Director-general may ask for assistance, etc
26. Director-general must give identity cards

PART 2.2--CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES COUNCIL

27. Establishment of council
28. Council members

PART 2.3--OFFICIAL VISITORS

37. Meaning of entitled person and visitable place
38. Appointment of official visitors—additional suitability
39. Request for sensitive information by official visitors

PART 2.4--SUITABLE ENTITIES FOR PURPOSES UNDER ACT

60. Definitions—Act and pt 2.4
61. Who is a suitable entity?
62. Entity may apply to be suitable entity for purpose
63. Director-general may approve suitable entity for purpose
64. Director-general must consider suitability information, etc
65. What is suitability information?
66. Director-general may require suitability information
67. Director-general need not decide suitability if information not provided
68. Director-general may require test etc
69. Director-general need not decide suitability if test not taken, etc
70. Offence—ongoing duty to update suitability information
71. Director-general may employ etc suitable entity
72. Suitable entities register

CHAPTER 3--FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCES

PART 3.1--FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCES--GENERAL

73. Definitions—Act
74. Family group conferences—objects
75. What is a family group conference?
76. What is a family group conference agreement?
77. Offence—publish details of family group conferences

PART 3.2--FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCES--FACILITATORS

78. Family group conference facilitators—appointment
79. Family group conference facilitators—functions

PART 3.3--FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCES--ARRANGEMENT AND CONDUCT

80. Family group conferences—criteria
81. Family group conferences—criteria for review conference
82. Family group conferences—facilitator to organise
83. Family group conferences—who must be invited
84. Family group conferences—compliance with standards
85. Family group conferences—parties reach agreement
86. Family group conferences—agreement of young person
87. Family group conferences—before family group conference
88. Family group conferences—outcome report
89. Family group conference agreement—when takes effect
90. Family group conference agreements—implementation

CHAPTER 4--CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND CRIMINAL MATTERS—GENERAL

91. What are the criminal matters chapters?
92. Overview of the criminal matters chapters
93. Application of criminal matters chapters generally
94. Youth justice principles
95. Who is a young detainee?
96. Who is a youth detention officer?
97. Treating doctors—health service appointments
98. Health practitioners—non-treating functions
99. Transporting young detainees to and from court—young detainees to be kept separate from
100. Detaining young detainees at court—young detainees to be kept separate from adult

CHAPTER 5--CRIMINAL MATTERS—TRANSFERS

PART 5.1--TRANSFERS WITHIN ACT

Division 5.1.1--Transfers within ACT—general

101. Directions to escort officers
102. Orders to bring young detainee before court etc

Division 5.1.2--Escorting young detainees etc

103. Arrangements for escorting people
104. Escort officer functions etc
105. Escorting arrested person to court etc
106. Custody etc during proceedings
107. Executing warrants of commitment or remand etc
108. Other powers not limited

Division 5.1.3--Transfers to health facilities

109. Transfers to health facilities
109A. Transfer to mental health facility—notice of change in status

Division 5.1.4--Transfers of young detainees who become adults

110. Application—div 5.1.4
111. Transfers to correctional centres—under 21 years old
112. Transfers to correctional centres—21 year olds

Division 5.1.5--Notifying people of transfers

113. Transfer—notifying people responsible for or nominated by young detainees

PART 5.2--INTERSTATE TRANSFERS

Division 5.2.1--Interstate transfer generally

114. Definitions—pt 5.2
115. General agreements with other jurisdictions
116. Transfer arrangements—general
117. Power to arrange for transfers
118. Transfer arrangements—facilities must be adequate
119. Transfer arrangements—content
120. Custody of person on transfer order
121. Custody pending interstate transfer
122. Transfer to ACT in custody of transfer escort
123. Powers of transfer escorts
124. Offence—escapes during transfer

Division 5.2.2--Transfer of sentence or order

125. Transfer from ACT of sentence or order
126. Transfer to ACT of sentence or order

Division 5.2.3--Transit through ACT

127. Director-general may receive young offenders
128. Lawful custody for transit through ACT
129. Escapees may be apprehended without warrant
130. Escapees to be brought before magistrate
131. Court may arrange transfer of apprehended escapees
132. Search warrants for escapees

Division 5.2.4--Revocation of transfer orders

133. Revocation of transfer order—offence during transfer
134. Revocation of transfer order by director-general
135. Director-general may consider reports etc

CHAPTER 6--CRIMINAL MATTERS—DETENTION PLACES

PART 6.1--DETENTION PLACES--GENERAL

136. Application—ch 6
137. Definitions—ch 6
138. Treatment of young detainees generally
139. Treatment of young remandees
140. Treatment of certain young detainees
141. Detention places—minimum living conditions

PART 6.2--ADMINISTRATION

Division 6.2.1--Administration—general

142. Detention places—declaration
143. Youth detention policies and operating procedures
144. Exclusion of matters from notified youth detention policies etc
145. Copies of Act, policies etc to be available for inspection at detention
146. Director-general directions
147. Prohibited areas
148. Prohibited things
149. Declaration of emergency
150. Emergency powers
151. Arrangements with police
152. Assistance from other directors-general

PART 6.3--ACCESS TO AND INSPECTION OF DETENTION PLACES

153. Inspections by judicial officers and Assembly members
153A. Access to detention places
154. Relationship with other inspection laws

PART 6.4--ADMISSION TO DETENTION PLACES

155. Meaning of admission—pt 6.4
156. Authority for detention
157. Detention—notifying people responsible for or nominated by young detainees
158. Identification of young detainees
159. Information—entitlements and obligations
160. Initial assessment
161. Health assessment
162. Alcohol and drug tests on admission
163. Security classification
164. Case management plan
165. Entries in register of young detainees
166. Requirements and considerations about placement and separation of young

PART 6.5--LIVING CONDITIONS AT DETENTION PLACES

167. Food and drink
168. Clothing
169. Personal hygiene
170. Sleeping areas
171. Treatment of convicted and non-convicted young detainees
172. Access to open air and exercise
173. Communication with family and others
174. Telephone calls
175. Mail
176. News and education
177. Visits by family members etc
178. Contact with accredited people
179. Visits—protected communications
180. Health care
181. Director-general's consent to medical treatment for young detainees
182. Injury etc—notifying people responsible for or nominated by young
183. Religious, spiritual and cultural needs

PART 6.6--MANAGEMENT AND SECURITY

Division 6.6.1--Management and security—general

184. Compliance with director-general's directions
185. Register of young detainees
186. Health reports
187. Use of medicines
188. Case management plans—scope etc
189. Transgender and intersex young detainees—sexual identity
190. Security classification—basis etc
191. Property of young detainees
192. Possession of prohibited things
193. Mandatory reporting of threats to security etc at detention place
194. Trust accounts of young detainees
195. Register of searches and uses of force

Division 6.6.2--Monitoring

196. Disapplication of Listening Devices Act
197. Monitoring—general considerations
198. Notice of monitoring
199. Monitoring at detention places
200. Monitoring telephone calls etc
201. Monitoring ordinary mail
202. Monitoring protected mail
203. Mail searches—consequences

Division 6.6.3--Segregation

Subdivision 6.6.3.1--General

204. Definitions—div 6.6.3
205. Purpose of segregation under div 6.6.3
206. Segregation not to affect minimum living conditions
207. Notice of segregation directions—safe room and other

Subdivision 6.6.3.2--Safe room segregation

208. Designation of safe rooms
209. Segregation—safe room
210. Safe room segregation directions—privacy
211. Review of safe room segregation directions

Subdivision 6.6.3.3--Other segregation

212. Segregation—safety and security
213. Segregation—protective custody
214. Segregation—health etc
215. Interstate segregated detainees transferred to ACT

Subdivision 6.6.3.4--Review of certain segregation directions

216. Meaning of segregation direction—subdiv 6.6.3.4
217. Internal review of segregation directions
218. End of segregation directions
219. Application for review of segregation directions
220. External review of segregation directions
221. Notice of decision about segregation direction

Subdivision 6.6.3.5--Register of segregation directions

222. Register of segregation directions

Division 6.6.4--Use of force

223. Managing use of force
224. Authority to use force
225. Application of force
226. Use of restraint
227. Monthly reports about use of force

Division 6.6.5--Access to detention places

228. Visiting conditions
229. Notice of visiting conditions
230. Taking prohibited things etc into detention place
231. Directions to visitors
232. Directions to leave detention place etc
233. Removing people from detention place

Division 6.6.6--Maintenance of family relationships

234. Director-general may allow young child to stay with young detainee

PART 6.7--ALCOHOL AND DRUG TESTING

Division 6.7.1--General

235. Definitions—pt 6.7
236. Positive test samples

Division 6.7.2--Alcohol and drug testing—detainees

237. Alcohol and drug testing of young detainees
238. Effect of positive test sample by young detainee

Division 6.7.3--Alcohol and drug testing—youth detention officers

239. Alcohol and drug testing of youth detention officers

PART 6.8--YOUNG DETAINEES--LEAVE

Division 6.8.1--Local leave

240. Local leave directions
241. Local leave permits

Division 6.8.2--Interstate leave

242. Interstate leave permits
243. Effect of interstate leave permit
244. Powers of escort officers

Division 6.8.3--Leave—miscellaneous

245. Lawful temporary absence from detention place

CHAPTER 7--CRIMINAL MATTERS—SEARCH AND SEIZURE AT DETENTION PLACES

PART 7.1--PRELIMINARY--CH 7

246. Definitions—ch 7
247. Relationship with other laws

PART 7.2--SEARCHES GENERALLY

248. Searches—intrusiveness
249. Searches—use of search dog
250. Searches—transgender and intersex young detainees
251. Notice of strip and body searches—person responsible for or nominated by young

PART 7.3--SCANNING, FRISK AND ORDINARY SEARCHES

252. Directions for scanning, frisk and ordinary searches
253. Requirements for scanning, frisk and ordinary searches

PART 7.4--STRIP SEARCHES--YOUNG DETAINEES

254. Strip searches on admission to detention place
255. Strip searches of young detainees under 18 years old—no-one with parental
256. Strip searches on admission—directing person to leave
257. Removing people from search area
258. Strip searches directed by director-general
259. Obligations on youth detention officers before strip searches
260. Youth detention officers at strip searches
261. Strip searches—general rules
262. Strip searches—rules about visual inspection of young detainee's
263. Strip searches—rules about young detainees' clothing

PART 7.5--BODY SEARCHES--YOUNG DETAINEES

264. Body searches directed by director-general
265. Obligations of director-general before body searches
266. People present at body searches
267. Body searches of young detainees under 18 years old—no-one with parental
268. Body searches—directing people to leave
269. Removing people from search area
270. Help for body searches
271. Body searches—rules about young detainees' clothing
272. Body searches—rules about touching young detainees
273. Seizing things discovered during body searches

PART 7.6--SEARCHING PEOPLE OTHER THAN DETAINEES

274. Searches of people other than detainees

PART 7.7--SEARCHES OF PREMISES AND PROPERTY

275. Searches—premises and property generally
276. Searches of young detainee cells—privileged material
277. Searches of young detainee cells—suspected privileged material

PART 7.8--SEARCHES--USE OF FORCE

278. Searches—use of force

PART 7.9--SEIZING PROPERTY

279. Meaning of owner—pt 7.9
280. Seizing mail etc
281. Seizing property—general
282. Notice of seizure
283. Forfeiture of things seized
284. Return of things seized but not forfeited

CHAPTER 8--CRIMINAL MATTERS—DISCIPLINE AT DETENTION PLACES

PART 8.1--DISCIPLINE AT DETENTION PLACES--GENERAL

285. Application—ch 8
286. Definitions—ch 8
287. Meaning of behaviour breach
288. Meaning of minor behaviour breach
289. Meaning of privilege
290. Overlapping behaviour breaches and criminal offences

PART 8.2--RESPONDING TO BEHAVIOUR BREACHES

291. Who is an investigator?
292. Appointment of investigators
293. Report etc by youth detention officer
294. Reporting and investigation procedures
295. Action by administrator
296. Disciplinary charge

PART 8.3--DEALING WITH MINOR BEHAVIOUR BREACHES

297. Behaviour management framework
298. Behaviour management framework—behaviour management
299. Behaviour management framework—limits

PART 8.4--DISCIPLINARY ACTION--BEHAVIOUR BREACH CHARGE

Division 8.4.1--Disciplinary action by administrator

300. Right to contact support person—disciplinary action by
301. Behaviour breach admitted by accused detainee
302. Disciplinary action by administrator

Division 8.4.2--Internal review

303. Meaning of review officer—div 8.4.2
304. Right to contact support person—internal review
305. Application for internal review
306. Internal review of charge
307. Review officer's powers after internal review

Division 8.4.3--External review of internal review decisions

308. Meaning of external reviewer—div 8.4.3
309. Appointment of external reviewers
310. Right to contact support person—external review
311. Application for external review
312. External review of charge
313. Refusal to review
314. External reviewer's powers after external review

Division 8.4.4--Disciplinary action generally

315. Application—div 8.4.4
316. Meaning of relevant presiding officer—div 8.4.4
317. Disciplinary action by relevant presiding officer
318. Disciplinary action—behaviour management consequences
319. Maximum behaviour management consequences
320. Privileges and entitlements—impact of discipline

CHAPTER 9--CRIMINAL MATTERS—CONDUCT OF DISCIPLINARY REVIEWS

PART 9.1--CONDUCT OF DISCIPLINARY REVIEW--GENERAL

321. Application—ch 9
322. Definitions—ch 9

PART 9.2--DISCIPLINARY REVIEW PROCEDURES

323. Nature of disciplinary reviews
324. Notice of disciplinary review etc
325. Conduct of disciplinary reviews
326. Review officer may require official reports
327. Review officer may require information and documents
328. Possession of review documents etc
329. Record of review

PART 9.3--DISCIPLINARY HEARING PROCEDURES

330. Notice of disciplinary hearing
331. Review officer's powers at review
332. Rights of accused detainee at disciplinary hearing
333. Exclusion of accused detainee from hearing
334. Hearing in accused detainee's absence
335. Appearance at disciplinary hearing by audiovisual or audio link

CHAPTER 10--CARE AND PROTECTION—GENERAL

PART 10.1--APPLICATION OF CARE AND PROTECTION CHAPTERS

336. What are the care and protection chapters?
337. Age—proof of age to be sought before action taken
338. Age—application of care and protection chapters if no proof of age
339. Age—care and protection chapters stop applying if person discovered to be
340. Care and protection chapters stop applying when young person becomes

PART 10.2--IMPORTANT CONCEPTS--CARE AND PROTECTION CHAPTERS

341. Definitions—care and protection chapters
344. What is significant harm?
345. When are children and young people in need of care and
346. Circumstances need not have arisen in ACT
347. Who is a former caregiver?
348. What is contact with a person?

PART 10.3--PRINCIPLES AND CONSIDERATIONS--CARE AND PROTECTION CHAPTERS

349. What is in best interests of child or young person?
350. Care and protection principles
351. Helping families understand care and protection procedures
352. Views and wishes of children and young people

PART 10.4--APPROVED CARE AND PROTECTION ORGANISATIONS

--Division 10.4.1 Important concepts

352A. Meaning of organisation
352B. Meaning of care and protection purpose
352C. Meaning of approved care and protection organisation
352D. Meaning of responsible person for an approved care and protection

--Division 10.4.2 Approved care and protection organisations—ongoing suitability

352E. Approved care and protection organisations—responsible person
352F. Approved care and protection organisations—monitoring

--Division 10.4.3 Approved care and protection organisations—complaints

352G. Meaning of noncompliant
352H. Complaints—making a complaint
352I. Complaints—withdrawing a complaint
352J. Complaints—further information or verification
352K. Complaints—investigation
352L. Complaints—no further action
352M. Complaints—action after investigation

--Division 10.4.4 Approved care and protection organisations—intervention

352N. Intervention—noncompliance notice
352O. Intervention—noncompliance direction
352P. Intervention—suspension if child or young person unsafe
352Q. Intervention—intention to cancel notice
352R. Intervention—cancellation
352S. Intervention—cancellation notice
352T. Intervention—guidelines

--Division 10.4.5 Approved care and protection organisations—surrendering approval

352U. Surrendering approval

--Division 10.4.6 Approved care and protection organisations register

352V. Approved care and protection organisations register

CHAPTER 11--CARE AND PROTECTION—REPORTING AND ASSESSING RISK OF SIGNIFICANT HARM

PART 11.1--CARE AND PROTECTION--REPORTING RISK OF SIGNIFICANT HARM

Division 11.1.1--Definitions

353. Definitions—Act

Division 11.1.2--Reporting risk of significant harm to children and young people

354. Voluntary reporting of risk of significant harm
355. Offence—false or misleading voluntary report
356. Offence—mandatory reporting of significant harm
357. Mandatory reporting—exceptions
358. Offence—false or misleading mandatory report
359. Reports made to public advocate or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and
360. Assessing risk of significant harm

Division 11.1.3--Prenatal reporting of anticipated risk of significant harm

362. Prenatal reporting—anticipated risk of significant harm
363. Offence—false or misleading prenatal report
364. How prenatal reports may be used in evidence
365. Prenatal report information is sensitive information

PART 11.2--CARE AND PROTECTION--APPRAISALS

Division 11.2.1--Definitions

366. What is a care and protection appraisal?
367. What is a care and protection assessment?

Division 11.2.2--Appraisal by director-general

368. Care and protection appraisal—power to carry out
369. Care and protection appraisal—obtaining agreement etc
370. Care and protection appraisal—obtaining agreement not in best interests of
371. Care and protection appraisal—visual examination and

Division 11.2.3--Appraisal orders

372. What is an appraisal order?
373. What is a temporary parental responsibility provision?
374. Offence—contravene appraisal order
375. Appraisal orders—prevails over care and protection orders
376. Appraisal orders—application by director-general
377. Appraisal orders—urgent applications
378. Appraisal orders—application to state grounds
379. Appraisal orders—who must be given application
380. Appraisal orders—court to consider application promptly
381. Appraisal orders—no interim orders
382. Appraisal orders—criteria for making
383. Appraisal orders—different provisions and requirements
384. Appraisal orders—length
385. Appraisal orders—extension application
386. Appraisal orders—who must be given extension application?
387. Appraisal orders—court to consider extension application
388. Appraisal orders—criteria for extension

CHAPTER 12--CARE AND PROTECTION—VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS TO TRANSFER OR SHARE PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY

PART 12.1--DEFINITIONS

389. Definitions—Act and ch 12

PART 12.2--REGISTRATION OF FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCE AGREEMENTS THAT TRANSFER OR SHARE PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY

390. Registered family group conference agreement—application
391. Registered family group conference agreement—registration
392. Registered family group conference agreement—notice
393. Registered family group conference agreement—effect and

PART 12.3--VOLUNTARY AGREEMENT TO SHARE PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY WITH DIRECTOR-GENERAL

394. What is a voluntary care agreement?
395. Voluntary care agreements—who may initiate?
396. Voluntary care agreements—who are parties?
397. Voluntary care agreements—director-general's criteria
398. Voluntary care agreements—start day
399. Voluntary care agreements—length
400. Voluntary care agreements—extension
401. Voluntary care agreements—early ending
402. Voluntary care agreements—return of children and young people

CHAPTER 13--CARE AND PROTECTION—EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

PART 13.1--EMERGENCY ACTION

403. When are children and young people in need of emergency care and
405. What is emergency action?
406. Emergency action—criteria for taking emergency action
407. Emergency action—assistance
408. Emergency action—certain people must be told
409. Emergency action—daily care responsibility after action
410. Emergency action—length of daily care responsibility
411. Care and protection appraisal and placement
412. Emergency action—contact with family
413. Emergency action—application for orders
414. Emergency action—end of daily care responsibility
415. Emergency action—return of child or young person

PART 13.2--EMERGENCY ACTION RELEASE ORDERS

416. What is an emergency action release order?
417. Emergency action release order—application
418. Emergency action release order—application to state grounds
419. Emergency action release order—who must be given application
420. Emergency action release order—criteria for making

CHAPTER 14--CARE AND PROTECTION—CARE AND PROTECTION ORDERS

PART 14.1--PRELIMINARY

421. Definitions—ch 14
422. What is a care and protection order?
423. Offence—contravene care and protection order

PART 14.2--APPLICATIONS FOR CARE AND PROTECTION ORDERS

424. Care and protection order—application by director-general
425. Care and protection order—application by others
426. Care and protection order—application must state provisions sought and
427. Care and protection orders—who must be given application
428. Care and protection order—cross-application for different
429. Care and protection order—cross-application must state provisions sought and
430. Care and protection order—court to consider application and cross-application

PART 14.3--INTERIM CARE AND PROTECTION MATTERS

Division 14.3.1--General

431. Interim matters—Court action before adjournment
432. Interim matters—court-ordered meeting

Division 14.3.2--Interim care and protection orders

433. Interim matters—interim care and protection orders
434. Offence—contravene interim care and protection order
435. Interim care and protection orders—revocation or amendment

Division 14.3.3--Assessment orders

436. What is an assessment order?
437. Care and protection assessment—terms of reference for care and protection
438. Care and protection assessment—authorisation of assessors
439. Care and protection assessment—report after making
440. Offence—contravene assessment order
441. Assessment orders—prevails over care and protection order
442. Assessment orders—on application or court's own initiative
443. Assessment orders—application by party
444. Assessment orders—application to state grounds
445. Assessment orders—who must be given application
446. Assessment orders—court to consider application promptly
447. Assessment orders—no interim order
448. Assessment orders—criteria for making
449. Assessment orders—length
450. Assessment orders—extension application
451. Assessment orders—extension application must state grounds
452. Assessment orders—who must be given extension application?
453. Assessment orders—court to consider extension application
454. Assessment orders—criteria for extension

Division 14.3.4--Care plans

455. What is a care plan?
456. Care plans—stability proposals
457. Care plans—who must be consulted

Division 14.3.5--Protection orders

458. Definitions—div 14.3.5
459. Childrens Court may make or amend protection orders
460. Effect of making protection order under this Act

PART 14.4--MAKING CARE AND PROTECTION ORDERS

464. Care and protection order—criteria for making
465. Care and protection order—length

PART 14.5--EXTENDING, AMENDING AND REVOKING CARE AND PROTECTION ORDERS

466. Care and protection order—extension and amendment
467. Care and protection order—revocation applications
468. Care and protection order—application to state what sought and
469. Care and protection order—who must be given extension, amendment or
470. Care and protection order—court to consider extension, amendment and revocation
471. Care and protection order—criteria for extensions and
472. Care and protection order—criteria for revocation
473. Care and protection orders—financial burdens

PART 14.6--PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY PROVISIONS

Division 14.6.1--General

474. What is a parental responsibility provision?
475. Director-general sharing daily care responsibility

Division 14.6.2--Short-term parental responsibility provisions

476. What is a short-term parental responsibility provision?
477. Short-term parental responsibility provision—extension
478. Short-term parental responsibility provision—financial

Division 14.6.3--Long-term parental responsibility provisions

479. What is a long-term parental responsibility provision?
480. Long-term parental responsibility provision—financial contribution by

Division 14.6.4--Enduring parental responsibility provisions

481. What is an enduring parental responsibility provision?
482. Enduring parental responsibility provision—criteria for making
483. Enduring parental responsibility provision—financial

PART 14.7--RESIDENCE PROVISIONS

484. What is a residence provision?

PART 14.8--CONTACT PROVISIONS

485. What is a contact provision?
486. Contact provision—presumption about contact with family
487. Contact provision—sibling may join proceeding without leave

PART 14.9--DRUG USE PROVISIONS

488. What is a drug use provision?

PART 14.10--SUPERVISION PROVISIONS

489. What is a supervision provision?
490. Supervision provision—meetings with director-general

PART 14.11--ACAT MENTAL HEALTH PROVISIONS

491. What is an ACAT mental health provision?

PART 14.12--SPECIFIC ISSUES PROVISIONS

492. What is a specific issues provision?

PART 14.13--ANNUAL REVIEW REPORTS--PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY PROVISIONS AND SUPERVISION PROVISIONS

492A. Definitions—pt 14.13
493. What is a reviewable care and protection order?
494. What is an annual review report?
495. Annual review report—prepared at least annually
496. Annual review report—consultation
497. Annual review report—must be given to certain people
498. Annual review report—application for waiver of obligation to give report to
499. Annual review report—waiver of obligation to give annual review report to
500. Annual review report—public advocate may require director-general to give annual
501. Annual review report—extension of care and protection order

CHAPTER 14A--CARE AND PROTECTION—THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT PANEL FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

PART 14A--.1 PRELIMINARY

501A. Definitions—ch 14A

PART 14A--.2 THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT PANEL FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

501B. Establishment of panel
501C. Functions of panel
501D. Panel members
501E. Appointment of panel members
501F. Appointment of chair of panel
501G. Functions of chair of panel
501H. Appointment of deputy chair of panel
501I. Functions of deputy chair of panel
501J. Conduct of panel meetings
501K. Conflict of interest
501L. Ending member appointments
501M. Appointment of advisers
501N. Director-general to give support to panel
501O. Arrangements for panel staff and facilities
501P. Power to obtain information from information sharing entity

PART 14A--.3 REFERRALS TO THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT PANEL

501Q. Referrals to therapeutic support panel
501R. Panel to act on referrals
501S. Panel must take into account harm statement

PART 14A--.4 REPORTING BY THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT PANEL

501T. Report to Minister

CHAPTER 15--CARE AND PROTECTION—DIRECTOR-GENERAL HAS ASPECT OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY

PART 15.1--GENERAL

502. Definitions—Act
503. Director-general may provide assistance

PART 15.2--DIRECTOR-GENERAL HAS LONG-TERM CARE RESPONSIBILITY

504. Director-general sharing long-term care responsibility
505. Director-general must consult about long-term care

PART 15.3--DIRECTOR-GENERAL HAS DAILY CARE RESPONSIBILITY

506. Pt 15.3 applies to care and protection chapters
507. Public advocate etc to be told about action following appraisals

PART 15.4--OUT-OF-HOME CARERS

Division 15.4.1--Placement with out-of-home carer

508. Who is an out-of-home carer?
512. Director-general must place child or young person with out-of-home carer
513. Priorities for placement with out-of-home carer—Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
514. Residential care service may accommodate child or young person at place of

Division 15.4.1A--Approval of carers

514A. Approved carers—individual may apply
514B. Approved carers—director-general may approve
514C. Approved carers—criteria for approval
514D. Approved carers—further information, references etc
514E. Approved carers—expiry and renewal of approvals
514EA. Approved carers—revocation of approval
514F. Offence—ongoing duty to update information

Division 15.4.2--Authorisation of out-of-home carers and approval of places of care

516. Kinship carer—specific parental authority
518. Foster carer—specific parental authority
520. Residential care service—general parental authority
521. Out-of-home carer must be given copy of authorisation and any relevant court
524. Revocation of residential care service's authorisation
525. Approval of places of care

Division 15.4.3--Information and items to be kept by foster carers and residential care services

526. Definitions—div 15.4.3
527. Information and items must be kept during placement
528. Information and items must be kept after placement ends
529. Child or young person may have access to information and items

PART 15.5--TRANSITION FROM OUT-OF-HOME CARE

--Division 15.5.1 Preliminary

529A. Object—pt 15.5
529B. Who is a young adult?—pt 15.5
529BA. Who is a previous out-of-home carer for a

--Division 15.5.2 Transition plans

529C. What is a transition plan?
529D. Transition plans—when prepared
529E. Transition plans—consultation
529F. Transition plans—review—young person for whom director-general has parental
529G. Transition plans—review—young person for whom director-general does not have
529H. Transition plans—review—young adult

--Division 15.5.3 Assistance after leaving out-of-home care

529I. Assistance generally
529J. Financial assistance—child, young person or young adult
529JA. Financial assistance—previous out-of-home carer

--Division 15.5.4 Entitlement to personal items and access to protected information

529K. Entitlement to personal items
529L. Access to protected information—young person
529M. Access to protected information—young adult
529N. Access to protected information—support and assistance

CHAPTER 16--CARE AND PROTECTION—INTENSIVE THERAPY FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

PART 16.1--PRELIMINARY

530. Definitions—Act and ch 16
531. Confinement only under intensive therapy order

PART 16.2--INTENSIVE THERAPY ORDERS

Division 16.2.1--Definitions—Act and ch 16

532. What is an intensive therapy order?
533. What is harmful conduct?
534. What is a risk assessment?
535. What is an intensive therapy place?
536. What is a therapy plan?
537. What is intensive therapy history?
538. What is a therapy transition plan?

Division 16.2.2--Applications for intensive therapy orders

539. Intensive therapy order—application by director-general
540. Intensive therapy order—application to state grounds etc
541. Intensive therapy orders—who must be given application
542. Intensive therapy order—Childrens Court to consider application

Division 16.2.3--Interim intensive therapy orders

543. What is an interim intensive therapy order?
544. Interim intensive therapy order—criteria for making
545. Interim intensive therapy order—confinement direction
546. Interim intensive therapy order—length
547. Interim intensive therapy order—further order
548. Offence—interim intensive therapy order

Division 16.2.4--Making an intensive therapy order

549. Intensive therapy order—criteria for making
550. Intensive therapy order—confinement directions
551. Intensive therapy order—length
552. Intensive therapy order—statement of reasons
553. Offence—intensive therapy order

Division 16.2.5--Review of intensive therapy orders

554. Definitions—div 16.2.5
555. Initial review
556. Ongoing review
557. Review—views to be considered
558. Review report
559. Director-general's action after review

Division 16.2.6--Extending an intensive therapy order

560. Intensive therapy order—extension application
561. Intensive therapy order—extension application must state grounds
562. Intensive therapy order—who must be given extension application
563. Intensive therapy order—Childrens Court to consider extension application
564. Intensive therapy order—criteria for extension up to
565. Intensive therapy order extension—statement of reasons

Division 16.2.7--Amending or revoking an intensive therapy order

566. Intensive therapy order—amendment
567. Intensive therapy order—revocation
568. Intensive therapy order—application for amendment or revocation
569. Intensive therapy order—application for amendment must state grounds
570. Intensive therapy order—application for revocation must state grounds
571. Intensive therapy order—who must be given application for amendment or
572. Intensive therapy order—Childrens Court to consider application for amendment or
573. Intensive therapy order amendment or revocation—criteria for amendment or
574. Intensive therapy order amendment or revocation—statement of

Division 16.2.8--Mental health referral

575. Referral of young person with mental disorder or illness

PART 16.3--CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN INTENSIVE THERAPY

Division 16.3.1--Preliminary

576. When is a child or young person in intensive therapy?

Division 16.3.2--Confinement

577. Confinement direction

Division 16.3.3--Visits by accredited people

578. Who is an accredited person?
579. Intensive therapy—visits by accredited people must be allowed
580. Intensive therapy—visits by accredited people

Division 16.3.4--Searches and seizure

581. Application—div 16.3.4
582. Meaning of owner—div 16.3.4
583. Search and seizure—powers
584. Searches—intrusiveness
585. Searches—use of force
586. Seized property—must tell owner
587. Seized property—forfeiture
588. Seized property—return

PART 16.4--INTENSIVE THERAPY--ADMINISTRATION

Division 16.4.1--Intensive therapy places

589. Intensive therapy place—declaration
590. Intensive therapy place—exclusion of matters from declaration
591. Intensive therapy place—policies and procedures
592. Authorisation of operating entity for intensive therapy place
593. Suspension of operating entity's authorisation
594. Revocation of operating entity's authorisation

Division 16.4.2--Therapy plans

595. Public advocate etc may be given therapy plan

Division 16.4.3--Intensive therapy register

596. Intensive therapy register
597. Intensive therapy register—who may have access?
598. Intensive therapy register—public advocate to inspect

CHAPTER 17--CARE AND PROTECTION—INTERSTATE TRANSFER OF ORDERS AND PROCEEDINGS

PART 17.1--PRELIMINARY

636. Object of ch 17
637. Definitions—ch 17
638. What is a child welfare order?
639. What is a child welfare proceeding?
640. What is a child welfare law?
641. What is an interstate law?
642. Who is an interstate officer?

PART 17.2--INTERSTATE TRANSFER OF ACT CHILD WELFARE ORDERS

Division 17.2.1--Transfers of orders by director-general

643. Director-general may transfer child welfare order
644. Director-general transfer—considerations
645. Director-general transfer—certain people must agree
646. Director-general transfer—certain people must be told
647. Director-general transfer—limited time for review

Division 17.2.2--Transfer of orders by Childrens Court

648. Childrens Court transfer—application
649. Childrens Court transfer—criteria
650. Childrens Court transfer—interstate orders
651. Childrens Court transfer—considerations
652. Childrens Court transfer—care plans
653. Childrens Court transfer—appeal applications
654. Childrens Court transfer—appeals

Division 17.2.3--Interstate registration of ACT orders

655. Interstate registration of ACT orders—effect
656. Interstate registration of ACT orders—revocation
657. Interstate registration of ACT orders—Childrens Court file

PART 17.3--INTERSTATE TRANSFER OF ACT CHILD WELFARE PROCEEDINGS

658. Transfer of ACT proceedings—applications
659. Transfer of ACT proceedings—criteria
660. Transfer of ACT proceedings—considerations
661. Transfer of ACT proceedings—interim orders
662. Transfer of ACT proceedings—appeal applications
663. Transfer of ACT proceedings—appeals
664. Transfer of ACT proceedings—revocation of registration
665. Transfer of ACT proceedings—Childrens Court file

PART 17.4--ACT REGISTRATION OF INTERSTATE CHILD WELFARE ORDERS

666. ACT registration—interstate child welfare orders
667. ACT registration of interstate orders—interstate
668. ACT registration of interstate orders—effect
669. ACT registration of interstate orders—application for
670. ACT registration of interstate orders—revocation
671. ACT revocation of interstate orders—interstate registrar

PART 17.5--ACT REGISTRATION OF INTERSTATE CHILD WELFARE PROCEEDINGS

672. ACT registration—interstate child welfare proceedings
673. ACT registration of interstate proceedings—interstate
674. ACT registration of interstate proceedings—effect
675. ACT registration of interstate proceedings—application for
676. ACT registration of interstate proceedings—revocation
677. ACT registration of interstate proceedings—interstate

PART 17.6--INTERSTATE TRANSFER OF CHILD WELFARE ORDERS AND PROCEEDINGS--MISCELLANEOUS

678. ACT registration of interstate orders and proceedings—Maori children and young

CHAPTER 18--CARE AND PROTECTION—POLICE ASSISTANCE

PART 18.1--ASSISTANCE IN CARRYING OUT ORDERS ETC

679. Police assistance
680. Police powers
681. Seized things may be kept until matter completed
682. Offence—failure to answer police questions

PART 18.2--SAFE CUSTODY

683. Safe custody—parental responsibility to director-general
684. What is a safe custody warrant?
685. Safe custody warrant—application
686. Safe custody warrant—criteria
687. Safe custody warrant—content
688. Safe custody warrant—application made other than in person
689. Safe custody warrant—announcement before entry
690. Safe custody warrant—details of warrant to be given to occupier
691. Safe custody warrant—occupier entitled to be present etc
692. Safe custody warrant—placement of child or young person
693. Offence—remove child or young person
694. Safe custody—matter must be brought to court promptly

CHAPTER 19--CARE AND PROTECTION—PROVISIONS APPLYING TO ALL PROCEEDINGS UNDER CARE AND PROTECTION CHAPTERS

PART 19.1--APPLICATIONS

695. Application—includes cross-application
696. Application—must include statements, documents and reports
697. Application—statements and reports to be signed etc
698. Application—oral applications
699. Application—withdrawal or discontinuance

PART 19.2--PARTIES

700. Parties—who are parties to an application?
701. Parties—hearing in party's or other person's absence
702. Parties—failure to attend proceeding
703. Parties—court may join affected party
704. Parties—application to join party
705. Parties—filed material to be given to joined parties
706. Parties—application for removal of party
707. Parties—court may remove party
708. Parties—notice of address for service
709. Parties—representation
710. Exclusion of people from hearings

PART 19.3--STANDARD OF PROOF

711. Standard of proof

PART 19.4--WITNESSES AND EVIDENCE

712. Procedures at hearings to be informal
713. Court may call witnesses
714. Court may summons people to attend
715. Child or young person as witness
716. Court not bound by rules of evidence
717. Restriction on taking evidence

PART 19.5--ORDERS

718. Orders—obligations on people
719. Orders—by agreement
720. Orders—must be given to people
721. Residence, contact and specific issues provisions—giving, amending or extending
722. Orders—statement of reasons
723. Orders about service

PART 19.6--COSTS

724. Costs—parties bear own unless court orders otherwise
725. Costs—frivolous, vexatious, dishonest application
726. Costs—parties bear own costs unless order otherwise
727. Costs—how court may share costs

PART 19.7--PROCEEDINGS RELATED TO DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINTS

727AA. Declaration in relation to discrimination complaint
727AB. Discrimination commissioner may make submission

CHAPTER 19A--CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE DEATH REVIEW COMMITTEE

PART 19A--.1 ESTABLISHMENT AND FUNCTIONS OF COMMITTEE

727A. Establishment of committee
727B. Functions of committee
727C. Committee members
727D. Appointment of committee members
727E. Appointment of chair of committee
727EA. Appointment of deputy chair of committee
727F. Conflict of interest
727H. Ending member appointments
727I. Arrangements for staff
727IA. Appointment of advisers

PART 19A--.2 MEETINGS OF COMMITTEE

727J. Meetings
727K. Presiding member at meetings
727L. Quorum at meetings
727M. Voting at meetings

PART 19A--.3 REGISTER OF DEATHS OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

727N. Children and young people deaths register
727O. Obtaining information from certain entities
727P. Exchanging information with corresponding interstate entities
727Q. Power to ask for information, documents and other things
727R. Children and young people deaths register—who may have access?

PART 19A--.4 REPORTING BY COMMITTEE

727S. Biennial reporting
727T. Other reports

CHAPTER 20--CHILDCARE SERVICES

PART 20.1--CHILDCARE SERVICES--PRELIMINARY

728. Definitions—Act and ch 20
729. Objects—ch 20
730. Principles—ch 20
731. Application—ch 20

PART 20.2--CHILDCARE SERVICES--IMPORTANT CONCEPTS

732. What is a childcare service?
733. What is a childcare centre?
734. What is a family day care scheme?
735. Who is the proprietor of a childcare service?
736. Who is a controlling person for a childcare service?
737. Offence—fail to notify change of controlling person

PART 20.3--CHILDCARE SERVICES--OFFENCES

738. Who is a responsible person for a childcare service?
739. Offence—fail to protect child from injury
740. Offence—fail to supervise child
741. Offence—unreasonably discipline child
742. Offence—fail to maintain buildings, equipment etc

PART 20.4--CHILDCARE SERVICES--CHILDCARE SERVICE LICENCES

Division 20.4.1--Childcare service licences—application, eligibility, etc

743. Childcare service licence—proposed proprietor may apply
744. Childcare service licence—further information
745. Childcare service licence—director-general need not decide if no information or
746. Childcare service licence—eligibility
747. Childcare service licence—decision on application
748. Childcare service licence—content
749. Childcare service licence—childcare service standards
750. Childcare service licence—length
751. Childcare service licence—extensions
752. Childcare service licence—amendment
753. Childcare service licence—transfer

Division 20.4.2--Childcare service licences—renewal

754. Childcare service licence renewal—licensed proprietor may apply
755. Childcare service licence renewal—further information
756. Childcare service licence renewal—director-general need not decide if no information
757. Childcare service licence renewal—eligibility
758. Childcare service licence renewal—decision on application

Division 20.4.3--Childcare service licences—suspension and cancellation

759. Who is an affected child?
760. Childcare service licence—compliance notices
761. Childcare service licence—suspension for noncompliance
762. Childcare service licence—ending noncompliance suspension
763. Childcare service licence—suspension if children unsafe
764. Childcare service licence—notice of intention to cancel
765. Childcare service licence—cancellation
766. Childcare service licence—cancellation notice
767. Offence—fail to return cancelled childcare service licence
768. Childcare service licence—identity of childcare workers

Division 20.4.4--Childcare service licences—offences

769. Offence—operate unlicensed childcare service
770. Offence—advertise unlicensed childcare service
771. Offence—operate childcare service when licence suspended
772. Offence—operate childcare service in contravention of standards

Division 20.4.5--Childcare service licences—register, assessment and reporting

773. Childcare service licence—register
774. Assessing compliance with childcare services standards
775. Annual childcare standards report
776. Annual childcare standards report—requirements
777. Annual childcare standards report—consultation

PART 20.5--CHILDCARE SERVICES--ENFORCEMENT

778. Removal of child in immediate danger

CHAPTER 21--EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

PART 21.1--IMPORTANT CONCEPTS

780. Definitions—ch 21
781. When does someone employ a child or young person?
782. When is employment contrary to the best interests of a child or young

PART 21.2--WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS--EXEMPTION

783. Work experience program—exemption from ch 21
784. Work experience program—decision on application
785. Work experience program exemption—further information
786. Suspension of work experience program exemption
787. Revocation of educational institution's exemption

PART 21.3--EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

788. Director-general may prohibit employment
789. Offence—contravene employment prohibition notice
790. Director-general may state conditions of employment
791. Offence—contravene employment conditions notice
792. Children and young people employment standards

PART 21.4--EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE UNDER 15 YEARS OLD

793. What is light work?
794. What is high risk employment?
795. Offence—employment of children and young people under 15 years old
796. Exception to s 795—employment in light work
797. Exception to s 795—employment in family business
798. Declaration of high risk employment
799. High risk employment—employer may apply for permit
800. High risk employment permit—decision on application
801. High risk employment permit—further information
802. High risk employment permit—content
803. Offence—employment of child or young person under 15 years old in high risk
804. Offence—contravene condition of permit

CHAPTER 22--RESEARCH INVOLVING CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

805. Definitions—ch 22
806. What is a research project?
807. Approval of research projects—generally
808. Research standards—certain matters to be covered
809. Approval of research projects—child or young person to take
810. Approval of ethics committees
811. Offence—researcher contravene approved standards

CHAPTER 23--ENFORCEMENT

PART 23.1--GENERAL

812. Definitions—ch 23

PART 23.2--POWERS OF AUTHORISED PEOPLE

813. Power to enter premises—general
814. Power to enter premises—ch 13 (Care and protection—emergency
815. Power to enter premises—ch 15 (Care and Protection—director-general has
816. Power to enter premises—ch 16 (Care and protection—intensive therapy for
817. Power to enter premises—ch 20 (Childcare services)
818. Production of identity card
819. Consent to entry
820. General powers on entry to premises
821. Duty to give information or documents
822. Power to require name and address
823. Power to seize things

PART 23.3--SEARCH WARRANTS

824. Warrants generally
825. Warrants—application made other than in person
826. Search warrants—announcement before entry
827. Details of search warrant to be given to occupier etc
828. Occupier entitled to be present during search etc

PART 23.4--RETURN AND FORFEITURE OF THINGS SEIZED

829. Receipt for things seized
830. Moving things to another place for examination or processing under search
831. Access to things seized
832. Return of things seized

PART 23.5--MISCELLANEOUS

833. Damage etc to be minimised
834. Compensation for exercise of enforcement powers

CHAPTER 24--APPEALS AND REVIEW

PART 24.1--APPEALS

Division 24.1.1--Appeals generally

835. Appeals to Supreme Court—generally

Division 24.1.2--Appeals—Care and protection chapters

836. Appeals to Supreme Court—care and protection chapters
837. Application of Magistrates Court Act
838. Orders that Supreme Court may make

Division 24.1.3--Notification and review of decisions

839. Meaning of reviewable decision—div 24.1.3
839A. Reviewable decision notices
839B. Applications for review
840. Decision to refuse to give childcare service licence must not be stayed or otherwise

CHAPTER 25--INFORMATION SECRECY AND SHARING

PART 25.1--APPLICATION AND DEFINITIONS

841. Application—ch 25
842. Definitions––Act and ch 25
843. Who is an information holder?
844. What is protected information?
845. What is sensitive information?

PART 25.2--OFFENCE TO RECORD OR DIVULGE PROTECTED INFORMATION

846. Offence—secrecy of protected information
847. Exception to s 846—information given under this Act
848. Exception to s 846—information given under another law
849. Exception to s 846—information given with agreement
849A. Exception to s 846—information given for civil claims in which Territory is

PART 25.3--SHARING PROTECTED INFORMATION

Division 25.3.1--Generally

850. Minister or director-general—giving information to person about the
851. Minister or director-general—giving information in best interests of child or young
852. Director-general—giving information to person under corresponding provisions
853. Family group conference facilitator—giving information in best interests of child
854. Out-of-home carer and approved kinship and foster care organisation—giving information
855. Director-general—giving information to researcher
856. Director-general—giving information to authorised assessor
856A. Director-general—giving information to commissioner for fair trading
856B. Responsible person—giving information to commissioner for fair
856C. Giving and using information for civil claims in which Territory is
857. Certain identifying information not to be given

Division 25.3.2--Sharing safety and wellbeing information

858. What is safety and wellbeing information?
859. Who is an information sharing entity?
860. Minister or director-general—giving safety and wellbeing information to information
861. Information sharing entity—giving safety and wellbeing information to
862. Director-general—asking information sharing entity for safety and wellbeing
863. Care teams—sharing safety and wellbeing information

Division 25.3.3--Sharing reportable conduct information

863A. Definitions—div 25.3.3
863B. Entity may request reportable conduct information
863C. Entity may provide reportable conduct information
863CA. Unsolicited provision of information
863D. Restriction on use of information given under this division
863E. Protection from liability for providing reportable conduct information
863F. Reportable conduct information may be given despite territory law to the
863G. Coordination etc between entities

PART 25.4--COURTS AND INVESTIGATIVE ENTITIES

864. Definitions—pt 25.4
865. Giving protected information to court or investigative entity
865A. Giving protected information to police
866. Court may order sensitive information to be given or produced
867. Investigative entity may divulge protected information etc

PART 25.5--ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE

868. How voluntary reports or mandatory reports may be used in
869. Confidential report—not admissible in evidence
870. Confidential report—confidential reporter may give evidence
871. Confidential report—evidence admissible with agreement or leave
871A. Evidence relating to children and young people under age of criminal responsibility in
872. Things said at conference not admissible in care and protection
873. Interim matters—things said at court-ordered meeting

PART 25.6--PROTECTION OF PEOPLE WHO GIVE INFORMATION

874. Protection of people giving certain information
875. Interaction with other laws

CHAPTER 26--MISCELLANEOUS

876. Confidential report of contravention of Act
876A. Power of court to bring young detainee before it—civil
877. Offence—tattoo child or young person without agreement
878. Protection of officials from liability
879. ACT child welfare services to assist certain statutory office
880. Notification of location of child or young person
881. Evidentiary certificates—director-general—parental
882. Evidentiary certificates—director-general—custody etc
883. Appointment of analyst for Act
883A. Director-general delegations—approved care and protection
883B. Subdelegations—approved care and protection organisations
883C. Register of subdelegations
884. Chief police officer delegations
885. Determination of fees
886. Approved forms
887. Standard-making power
888. Regulation-making power

CHAPTER 32--TRANSITIONAL—CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AMENDMENT ACT 2023

988. CYP death review committee—change from annual to biennial
989. Expiry—ch 32
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