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Section 113 — Care of Children Act 2004: Child in New Zealand
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113 Child in New Zealand The Authority must make any arrangements that may be appropriate to organise or secure the effective exercise of the applicant's rights of access if the Authority receives, in respect of a child, an application in which the applicant claims— (a) to have rights of access in respect of a child; and (b) that the child is habitually resident in New Zealand; and (c) that the child is present in New Zealand. Compare: 1991 No 19 s 20
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