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Care and Protection of Children Act 2007

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167 When Court may hear application The Court must not hear the application unless: (a) the Court is satisfied the CEO is entitled to make the application; and (b) the CEO has given the Court a report that includes: (i) a history of the care of the child by the CEO; and (ii) any criminal history of the child; and (iii) details of any sentencing order imposed on the child that is in force; and Care and Protection of Children Act 2007 105 (iv) any recommendations by the CEO concerning the proposed transfer; and (v) any other information prescribed by regulation.

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