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'''Emergency Protection Orders'''

While the Act provides that designated judges have the power to make emergency protection orders, the Province has decided it will not designate judges to make emergency protection orders under the Act at this time. Currently, the only protection orders available are those made under section 183 of the Family Law Act, which remain available both on and off reserve.

While the Act provides that designated judges have the power to make emergency protection orders, the Province has decided it will not designate judges to make emergency protection orders under the Act at this time. Currently, the only protection orders available are those made under section 183 of the ''[[Family Law Act]]'', which remain available both on and off reserve.

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	'''Emergency Protection Orders'''		'''Emergency Protection Orders'''

	While the Act provides that designated judges have the power to make emergency protection orders, the Province has decided it will not designate judges to make emergency protection orders under the Act at this time. Currently, the only protection orders available are those made under section 183 of the Family Law Act, which remain available both on and off reserve.		While the Act provides that designated judges have the power to make emergency protection orders, the Province has decided it will not designate judges to make emergency protection orders under the Act at this time. Currently, the only protection orders available are those made under section 183 of the ''[[Family Law Act]]'', which remain available both on and off reserve.

Difference between revisions of "Indigenous Families"

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