Childrens Court Rules 2016

A disclosure form is a document to be filed in the court and served in a child protection proceeding that—

lists the classes of document relevant to the proceeding that are usually in the possession or control of the chief executive (child protection); and

may list any document or other class of document in the possession or control of the litigation director that is relevant to the proceeding; and

states that—

the disclosure form is given in accordance with the litigation director’s duty to disclose documents under the Child Protection Act, section 189C; and

the litigation director may, under the Child Protection Act, section 191(2), refuse to disclose a document.

Also, a disclosure form—

may list the documents the litigation director refuses to disclose on a ground mentioned in the Child Protection Act, section 191(2); and

for any documents listed as mentioned in paragraph (a)—must state the information required to be given to the party under the Child Protection Act, section 189C(5) about the documents.