What criteria constitute a child's best interests and welfare and how these criteria should be applied ?
Zane Collins made this Official Information request to Ministry of Justice
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From: Zane Collins
Dear Ministry of Justice,
Hi I would like to request any family court manuals or any standard operation procedures related to principle 'the welfare and best interests of a child' interpretation which judges implement to make their decisions in accordance to S4(2) & S5 of the Care Of children Act 2004.
Not particularly but the manual or the should state;
"what criteria constitute a child's best interests and welfare and how these criteria should be applied in cases"?
Also I would like to request under the Official Information Act, all lists of manuals and chapters used in the family court by Judges. If you have an online electronic database which i would be able to access ?
Yours faithfully,
Zane Collins
From: correspondence, official
Ministry of Justice
Good afternoon Mr Collins,
Acknowledging receipt of your OIA of 14 March 2018, as below.
You can expect a response on or before 13 April 2018.
Kind regards,
[1]http://www.justice.govt.nz/courts/shared... Alex Pickard
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From: Paltridge, Antony
Ministry of Justice
Hi Zane
Please find attached a response to two OIA requests regarding the Family
Court.
Cheers
Antony
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