Chief executive (child safety) to advise public guardian when child is subject to particular orders, etc.
89 Chief executive (child safety) to advise public guardian when child is subject to particular orders, etc.
The chief executive (child safety) must advise the public guardian as soon as practicable after—
making a reviewable decision in relation to a child; or
becoming aware that a child is subject to an order, intervention or agreement of a kind mentioned in section 52(1).
The chief executive (child safety) must advise the public guardian as soon as practicable after becoming aware that the child is no longer the subject of an order, intervention or agreement of a kind mentioned in section 52(1).
In this section—
reviewable decision means a decision that is a reviewable decision under the Child Protection Act, other than—
a decision about a licence under section 129 of that Act; or
a decision about a certificate of approval under section 136 of that Act; or
a decision about an authority under section 137, 138, 140, 140AG(3) or (4) or 140AH of that Act.
Note—
Reviewable decisions under the Child Protection Act are in schedule 2 of that Act. See schedule 3, definition reviewable decision of that Act.
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