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CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES (CHILDREN'S COURT FAMILY DIVISION) AND CHILDREN'S COURT CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AMENDMENT RULES 2024 (SR NO 20 OF 2024) - REG 35

Form 31—Application to revoke a long-term care order

    (1)     In Form 31 of the Principal Rules, for—

"Date of Birth—

Address—"

substitute

"Date of birth—".

    (2)     In Form 31 of the Principal Rules, for all words and expressions beginning "This application is made by—" and ending "Registrar" substitute

"This application is made by—

*the Secretary.

*the principal officer of an Aboriginal agency.

*the child.

*a parent of the child.

[ If this application is made by a parent of the child and the order has been in force for more than 12 months ]:

*I apply for leave pursuant to section 306(3) of the Act to make this application.

Applicant's name:

Email:

*Agency:

Address:

Phone:

*This application is filed by the applicant's legal representative—

Name:

Email:

Agency or firm:

Address:

Phone:

Date of application—

[ signature of applicant or applicant's legal representative ]

Notice to the parties

To the applicant —You must come to the hearing of this application.

*To the *Secretary/*principal officer —You must come to the hearing of this application.

* To the child —You are not required to come to the hearing of this application unless you wish to do so.

*To the parent(s) —If you are not the applicant, you should still come to the hearing of this application. If you do not attend, the Court may proceed to hear and determine the application in your absence.

Details of the hearing

A hearing of this application will be held at [ time and date ] at the Children's Court at [ venue name and address ].

*Issued by the Children's Court [ Court seal ].

*Issued at [ place ] by Registrar [ name and signature of registrar ].

Date of issue—".



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