sec.112Child can not be compelled to give evidence

### sec.112 Child can not be compelled to give evidence In a proceeding on an application for an order for a child, the child may only be called to give evidence with the leave of the Childrens Court. The court may grant leave only if the child— is at least 12 years; and is represented by a lawyer; and agrees to give evidence. If the child gives evidence, he or she may be cross-examined only with the leave of the court. (sec.112-ssec.1) In a proceeding on an application for an order for a child, the child may only be called to give evidence with the leave of the Childrens Court. (sec.112-ssec.2) The court may grant leave only if the child— is at least 12 years; and is represented by a lawyer; and agrees to give evidence. (sec.112-ssec.3) If the child gives evidence, he or she may be cross-examined only with the leave of the court. - (a) is at least 12 years; and - (b) is represented by a lawyer; and - (c) agrees to give evidence.