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Care and Protection of Children Act 2007
101Right of representation
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101 Right of representation (1) A party to the proceedings may be represented by a legal practitioner or any other person. Note for subsection (1) See also Division 6B. (2) The Court may adjourn the proceedings until a party has a reasonable opportunity to obtain the representation.