Requirement to demonstrate ability to provide personal care

In force

(1)

The person must demonstrate the person is aware it is ordinarily in a child’s best interests to receive full-time care—

(a)

provided personally by—

(i)

the person with whom the child is placed; or

(ii)

if the child is placed with a person and the person’s spouse—the person or spouse; and

(b)

for at least 1 year after the child is placed in the care of a person mentioned in paragraph (a).

(2)

The person must give the chief executive details of the person’s proposed, or expected, arrangements for the care of a child for at least the first year of the child’s placement with the person.

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