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Consent orders under the ''CFCSA'' may be an advisable option for parents. A consent order is outlined in s 60, which provides that the Court may make any custody or supervision order without a finding of fact that their child actually needed protection, and without an admission of any of the grounds alleged by the Director for removing the child (ss 60(4) and (5)). A consent order requires the written consent of: | Consent orders under the ''CFCSA'' may be an advisable option for parents. A consent order is outlined in s 60, which provides that the Court may make any custody or supervision order without a finding of fact that their child actually needed protection, and without an admission of any of the grounds alleged by the Director for removing the child (ss 60(4) and (5)). A consent order requires the written consent of: | ||
*a) the Director; | *a) the Director; | ||
b)the child, if 12 years of age or older; c)each parent of the child; and d)any person with whom the Director may be placing the child in temporary custody. | *b) the child, if 12 years of age or older; | ||
*c) each parent of the child; and | |||
*d) any person with whom the Director may be placing the child in temporary custody. | |||
Children 12 years of age or older must be given notice of the hearings, report copies, etc. | Children 12 years of age or older must be given notice of the hearings, report copies, etc. | ||
=== 6. Rights of Children in Care of the Director === | === 6. Rights of Children in Care of the Director === | ||