Sentences with phrase «authority issued care»

The local authority issued care proceedings on 10 March 2006 and the child was placed in foster care following discharge from hospital.

Not exact matches

Under this arrangement, both parents remain involved in the decision making responsibilities regarding the children, with each parent having «tie breaking» authority regarding certain issues, such as education, health and dental care, religion, civic and cultural activities, and athletic involvement.

On the other hand, these geographic and demographic attributes made it possible and necessary that the central authorities care about social issues and locals» personal concerns in accordance with rules — Confucianism, Taoism etc. — that were acknowledged by all.

The resolutions deal with the issues of bankruptcy authority, Federal health care financing, and amending the Jones Act that has significantly raised shipping costs to and from Puerto Rico.

However, much work needs to be done on the integration of health and social care and the related issue of payment for residential adult social care, as well as the change back to local authority control of school education.

We finally have gotten clearance from the legal authorities which we were all waiting for, so now let's talk about issues that people in this country and the state of New York really care about,» Hochul said.

The CSB is to be well informed and utilize its statutory authority to access information in order to assist in the analysis of program and fiscal issues to determine if a program / service is providing a high quality of care, and if it is efficiently using public and private resources.

«In issuing these extra powers to Local Authorities, care must be taken to ensure there is no conflict between handling building control applications and enforcement within the Local Authorities.

«I've been (upstate), and worked on issues they know and care about — whether it's the Peace Bridge or the Thruway Authority or cancer mapping in Binghamton,» said Assemblyman Richard Brodsky, D - Westchester.

Liberals respond more favorably to moral issues involving harm and care, or fairness and justice, and conservatives respond more favorably to issues framed by loyalty, authority and respect, and the purity and sanctity of human endeavors, Wolsko said.

With the power to make decisions about your personal health and well - being now rapidly being legislated away and placed into the hands of faceless bureaucrats and pharmaceutical industry executives, owning a home colloidal silver generator is just one small way of retaining some of your God - given rights and authority to resolve your own health care issues in a manner of your own choosing.

The Department for Education issued statutory guidance in July 2014 which requires the appointment of a Virtual School Head (VSH) in every local authority and the provision of a Personal Education Plan (PEP) for every child in care - but not for adopted children.

The footage prompted authorities to seize 16 dogs in urgent need of veterinary care, and to issue the puppy mill operators a notice to comply with animal welfare standards.

This means that the quality of care issue could be addressed with an entity that is already in existence and has the authority to investigate any and all veterinarian medical services in question.

Changes would include, Government departments would not have to charge other Government departments for their services, such as changes to the fee Local Authorities pay to issue care proceedings.

Baron J reviewed the authorities on issue estoppel and found herself in agreement with Re B and another (minors)(care proceedings: evidence)[1997] 1 FLR 285, [1997] 2 All ER 29 and Mrs Justice Hale (as she then was) that issue estoppel in children cases, in any strict sense, does not apply.

Coram also estimates that there are several thousand children in local authority care where immigration (rather than trafficking or asylum) is the main issue.

Four issues had been identified by the parties: (i) whether the Court of Appeal had correctly held that the 2009 and 2010 care plan reviews were to be read as including a reassessment of the claimant's community care needs; (ii) whether the authority's decision to provide pads interfered with the claimant's Art 8 rights and, if so, whether such an interference was justified and proportionate; (iii) whether the authority had been operating any relevant policy or practice for the purposes of s 21E (1) of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (DDA 1995) and, if so, whether that policy was justified as a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim, namely the equitable allocation of limited care resources; and (iv) whether the authority had failed to have due regard to the needs specified in s 49A of DDA 1995 (the general disability equality duty) when carrying out their functions in the instant case.

Care proceedings were issued by the local authority.

The NSPCC and the Law Society say this means financial considerations could deter local authorities from issuing care proceedings in favour of lower - cost strategies where the child is not represented.

The issue in R (M) v Birmingham CC [2009] EWHC 688 (Admin) was whether a local authority had complied with its general disability equality duties despite not having consciously taken them into account when assessing a disabled person's community care needs and making service provision decisions based on those needs.

He also has extensive public finance experience, particularly involving educational and health care institutions, and has represented issuing authorities, underwriters, credit enhancers, borrowers, and purchasers of bonds for projects located throughout the U.S.

Parenting Agreements Parenting agreements i.e. custody agreements, timeshares (or visitation schedule), decision making authority for schooling, medical care, & extracurricular activities as well as religious upbringing - remain a major issue in divorce today.

Her experience in education and community care law means she is particularly well - suited to the numerous cases in which these areas of the law collide, such as Tier 4 visa issues, student loans, and disputes about local authority and health authority obligations in cases involving those with «precarious» immigration status.

Re S (A Child acting by the Official Solicitor) v Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council & Independent Reviewing Officer [2008] EWHC 3283 (Fam)[2009] 1 FLR 1090: Care proceedings — Local authority — Failure to issue proceedings — Whether breach of duty to child as looked - after child — When care proceedings should be issCare proceedings — Local authority — Failure to issue proceedings — Whether breach of duty to child as looked - after child — When care proceedings should be isscare proceedings should be issued.

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In care cases she acts for local authorities, parents, children and intervenors / additional parties, giving her a good understanding of issues across the spectrum.

Cobb warned: «Equally worrying is in private law children cases, if a judge considers that serious child protection issues arise such that the threshold for a care or supervision order with respect to the child may be satisfied, the court may direct the appropriate authority to undertake an investigation of the child's circumstances under s 37 of the Children Act 1989.

This issue distinguished the case from the many cases in which the courts have awarded a claimant care costs as a head of loss, not on the grounds that the claimant was entitled to those costs as of right, but because local authority care had been ruled out as inadequate, uncertain or unavailable.

In Peters v East Midlands Strategic Health Authority [2009] EWCA Civ 145, [2009] All ER (D) 24 (Mar) the Court of Appeal (CA) considered the issue as to whether a claimant's care and accommodation costs should be borne by the tortfeasor or the local authority that was charged with the statutory duty of making arrangements for providing care and accommodation to the Authority [2009] EWCA Civ 145, [2009] All ER (D) 24 (Mar) the Court of Appeal (CA) considered the issue as to whether a claimant's care and accommodation costs should be borne by the tortfeasor or the local authority that was charged with the statutory duty of making arrangements for providing care and accommodation to the authority that was charged with the statutory duty of making arrangements for providing care and accommodation to the claimant.

While the particular issue should not now recur since as from 1 October 2007 a National Framework for NHS Continuing Health Care And NHS - Funded Nursing Care (the NHS National Framework) requires local authorities and PCTs to agree a dispute resolution procedure which would not in the first instance require proceedings in court, the case nevertheless does provide some valuable insight into the scope of judicial review and the legal and constitutional standing of PCTs, in relation to local social services authorities.

Gives the province the authority to issue administrative penalties of up to $ 100,000 per infraction by a child care provider.

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Incontrovertibly, this case illustrated systemic issues of considerable relevance to the patient's psychiatric care: on the complexity of communication, capacity for intimacy, emotional regulation, care authority and control (or power and helplessness)-- set in a situation all too recognisable in psychiatric practice.

In 2014, the government issued statutory guidance which required the appointment of a VSH in every local authority and the provision of a Personal Education Plan (PEP) for every child in care - but not for adopted children.

In 2011, the government issued statutory guidance requiring every English local authority to publish a family and friends care policy.

The study follows previous research in 2012 following Freedom of Information requests issued by Family Rights Group which revealed that that at the time 45 % of local authorities had not published a family and friends care policy and a significant number of policies did not adequately cover all of the requirements of the guidance.

We deal with all aspects of child and family law including Contact and Residence Child arrangements Orders, as well as Special Guardianship Orders, Care Proceedings issued by Local Authority etc and International Child Abduction work etc..

Department for Education guidance issued to local authorities in 2010 specified that services shouldn't be allocated on the basis of a child's legal status, and that they shouldn't be withheld because the child is in an informal care arrangement.