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If a party wishes to challenge any of the facts or opinions in a section 211 report, that party must do so by cross-examination of the report writer. | If a party wishes to challenge any of the facts or opinions in a section 211 report, that party must do so by cross-examination of the report writer. | ||
Each party has the right to cross-examine the person who prepared a report under section 211 of the [[ | Each party has the right to cross-examine the person who prepared a report under section 211 of the ''[[Family Law Act]]'' provided that person provides the necessary notice. The notice of a party’s intention to cross-examine the report writer must be in [[Form F43 Notice to Cross-examine|Form F43]] and be served at least 28 days before the scheduled trial date (see Rule 13-1(2) of the Supreme Court Family Rules). | ||
Preparing to cross-examine a section 211 report writer is similar to preparing to cross-examine an expert. | Preparing to cross-examine a section 211 report writer is similar to preparing to cross-examine an expert. | ||
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For more information about section 211 reports, see: | For more information about section 211 reports, see: | ||
[[How Do I Get a Needs of the Child Assessment?|How do I get a needs of the child assessment?]] | [[How Do I Get a Needs of the Child Assessment?|How do I get a needs of the child assessment?]] | ||
[[How Do I Get a Views of the Child Report?|How do I get a views of the child report?]] | [[How Do I Get a Views of the Child Report?|How do I get a views of the child report?]] | ||
=== Use of physical objects === | === Use of physical objects === | ||
