26—Chief Executive etc to give effect to decisions of family group
conference
(1) Subject to this
Act, the Chief Executive and State authorities should, to the extent that it
is consistent with section 7 to do so, exercise their powers and perform
their functions so as to give effect to valid decisions made at a
family group conference.
(2) However, if valid
decisions are made at a family group conference but not implemented or
complied with, the Chief Executive may apply for such orders of the Court
under section 53 in relation to the care of the child or young person as
the Chief Executive considers appropriate.
(3) Nothing in this
section—
(a)
requires or authorises the Chief Executive or any other person to do something
that is unlawful; or
(b)
requires or authorises the Chief Executive or any other person to not do
something that is required to be done under another Act or law; or
(c)
creates legally enforceable rights or obligations on the part of the Crown,
the Chief Executive, the child or young person or any other person.