sec.66Court may make dispensation order

### sec.66 Court may make dispensation order The Childrens Court may make a dispensation order if— the court is satisfied of a matter stated in section 63 (3) (a) or (b) ; or QCAT has made a declaration that the stated party does not have capacity to give consent for an acknowledgement of sex application or a combined application for the child; or a tribunal of another jurisdiction, a Queensland court or a non-Queensland court has made an order or other direction, however called, that the stated party does not have capacity to give consent for an acknowledgement of sex application or a combined application for the child; or the court is satisfied it is in the child’s best interests to make the order. - (a) the court is satisfied of a matter stated in section 63 (3) (a) or (b) ; or - (b) QCAT has made a declaration that the stated party does not have capacity to give consent for an acknowledgement of sex application or a combined application for the child; or - (c) a tribunal of another jurisdiction, a Queensland court or a non-Queensland court has made an order or other direction, however called, that the stated party does not have capacity to give consent for an acknowledgement of sex application or a combined application for the child; or - (d) the court is satisfied it is in the child’s best interests to make the order.