(1) The order may not be transferred unless all the following persons give
written consent to the transfer and to the provisions of the proposed
interstate order—
(a) the child’s parents;
(b) if the child is at least
12 years, the child;
(c) if the child is in the care of a carer who has
moved, or is moving, with the child to the participating State, the carer.
(2) Before obtaining a person’s consent under subsection (1) , the chief
executive must—
(a) tell the person why the chief executive considers it is
appropriate to transfer the order; and
(b) explain to the person the terms
and effect of the proposed interstate order.
