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Legal Terms - emergency Protection order
A court order pursuant to the Children Act 1989 that authorizes a local authority or the NSPCC to remove a child to appropriate accommodation for a maximum of eight days (with the option to request a seven-day extension) if there is reasonable cause to suspect that the child is experiencing or is at risk of significant harm unless the order is issued. The order grants the applicant *parental responsibility to the extent that it advances the child's welfare (according to the welfare principle). In certain instances, it may be more advantageous to expel the abuser from the residence rather than the child. The Children Act 1989 mandates the incorporation of an exclusion provision inside an emergency protection order. This results in the abuser's exclusion from the family residence. The order can only be issued if another individual residing in the same household as the kid consents to the exclusion order and is capable and willing to adequately care for the child.
A court order pursuant to the Children Act 1989 that authorizes a local authority or the NSPCC to remove a child to appropriate accommodation for a maximum of eight days (with the option to request a seven-day extension) if there is reasonable cause to suspect that the child is experiencing or is at risk of significant harm unless the order is issued. The order grants the applicant *parental responsibility to the extent that it advances the child's welfare (according to the welfare principle). In certain instances, it may be more advantageous to expel the abuser from the residence rather than the child. The Children Act 1989 mandates the incorporation of an exclusion provision inside an emergency protection order. This results in the abuser's exclusion from the family residence. The order can only be issued if another individual residing in the same household as the kid consents to the exclusion order and is capable and willing to adequately care for the child.
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