Queensland Consolidated Acts

CHILD PROTECTION ACT 1999 - SECT 51T

After a case plan has been recorded in the approved form and endorsed, the chief executive must--

(a) give a copy of the plan to the child, unless that would be inappropriate having regard to the child's age and ability to understand; and

(b) explain the plan to the child in a way, and to an extent, that is reasonable, having regard to the child's age and ability to understand; and

(c) give a copy of the plan to--

(i) the child's parents; and

(ii) anyone else affected by the plan or who the chief executive considers should receive a copy; and

Examples of persons who may be given a copy--

an approved carer

an elder or other respected person of the child's community

(d) support the implementation of the plan.

Example of supporting the implementation of the plan--

The chief executive may provide, or arrange for another entity to provide, a service to the child's family.