Western Australian Current Acts Western Australian Current Acts (1) If the CEO has
decided to transfer a home order to a participating State, the CEO must cause
notice of the decision to be given to —
(a) the
child unless the CEO considers that the child does not have sufficient
maturity to understand the transfer and its consequences; and
(b) the
child’s parents; and
(c) any
other person considered by the CEO to have a direct and significant interest
in the wellbeing of the child,
as soon as practicable
but in any event no later than 3 working days after the decision was made.
(2) A notice under
subsection (1) must —
(a)
state the date of the decision; and
(b)
state that a person who wishes to apply to the Supreme Court for judicial
review of the decision must institute the proceeding, and give written notice
of it to the CEO, within 21 working days after the date of the decision; and
(c)
state that a person who wishes to apply to the State Administrative Tribunal
for a review of the decision must institute the proceeding within 21 working
days after the date of the decision.
(3) Notice is not
required to be given to a person under subsection (1) if it cannot be given
after all reasonable efforts.