Part II Children looked after by local authorities [in England]
Children Act 1989 (1989 c 41) | Legislation

Part II Children looked after by local authorities [in England]

[Regulations as to conditions under which child in care is allowed to live with parent, etc

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Regulations under section 22C may, in particular, impose requirements on a local authority as to—

(a)     the making of any decision by a local authority to allow a child in their care to live with any person falling within section 22C(3) (including requirements as to those who must be consulted before the decision is made and those who must be notified when it has been made);

(b)     the supervision or medical examination of the child concerned;

(c)     the removal of the child, in such circumstances as may be prescribed, from the care of the person with whom the child has been allowed to live;

(d)     the records to be kept by local authorities.

Regulations as to placements of a kind specified in section 22C(6)(d)

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Regulations under section 22C as to placements of the kind specified in section 22C(6)(d) may, in particular, make provision as to—

(a)     the persons to be notified of any proposed arrangements;

(b)     the opportunities such persons are to have to make representations in relation to the arrangements

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