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StatuteChildren, Young Persons, and Their Families Act 1989

Section 446A — Children, Young Persons, and Their Families Act 1989: Children and young persons to whom section 446B applies

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446A Children and young persons to whom section 446B applies (1) Section 446B applies to a child or young person who is the subject of a protection order (as defined in section 207C ) that has not ceased to have effect under this Act in accordance with section 207ZI(1) and— (a) That the chief executive proposes to transfer under section 207D to a participating State (as defined in section 207B ); or (b) That the chief executive has decided to transfer under section 207D to a participating State; or (c) That is an order in relation to which the chief executive has filed in a Court an application under section 207K ; or (d) That a Court has ordered under section 207K be transferred to a participating State. (2) Section 446B applies to a child or young person who is the subject of protection proceedings (as defined in section 207B ) that have not been discontinued under this Act in accordance with section 207W and— (a) That are proceedings in relation to which the chief executive has filed in a Court an application under section 207Q ; or (b) That a Court has ordered under section 207Q be transferred to a participating State. (3) Section 446B applies to a child or young person who is the subject of a protection order registered in a Court under section 207X . (4) Section 446B applies to a child or young person who is the subject of protection proceedings registered in a Court under section 207X . Sections 446A and 446B were inserted, as from 1 November 1999, by section 4 Children, Young Persons, and Their Families (Trans-Tasman Transfer of Protection Orders and Proceedings) Amendment Act 1999 (1999 No 116).

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