sec.136CBasis for issuing a certificate

### sec.136C Basis for issuing a certificate The chief executive may decide to issue a person with a certificate relating to the care of a particular child if— the chief executive proposes to place the child in care under this Act; and the person has applied for a certificate of approval as— an approved foster carer; or an approved kinship carer for the child; and the application has not yet been decided; and the person agrees to being issued with a certificate of approval as a provisionally approved carer for the child; and the chief executive is satisfied of the following matters— the person is a suitable person to be a provisionally approved carer for the child; all members of the person’s household are suitable persons to associate on a daily basis with the child; the person is able to meet the standards of care in the statement of standards. s 136C ins 2005 No. 40 s 41 - (a) the chief executive proposes to place the child in care under this Act; and - (b) the person has applied for a certificate of approval as— (i) an approved foster carer; or (ii) an approved kinship carer for the child; and - (i) an approved foster carer; or - (ii) an approved kinship carer for the child; and - (c) the application has not yet been decided; and - (d) the person agrees to being issued with a certificate of approval as a provisionally approved carer for the child; and - (e) the chief executive is satisfied of the following matters— (i) the person is a suitable person to be a provisionally approved carer for the child; (ii) all members of the person’s household are suitable persons to associate on a daily basis with the child; (iii) the person is able to meet the standards of care in the statement of standards. - (i) the person is a suitable person to be a provisionally approved carer for the child; - (ii) all members of the person’s household are suitable persons to associate on a daily basis with the child; - (iii) the person is able to meet the standards of care in the statement of standards. - (i) an approved foster carer; or - (ii) an approved kinship carer for the child; and - (i) the person is a suitable person to be a provisionally approved carer for the child; - (ii) all members of the person’s household are suitable persons to associate on a daily basis with the child; - (iii) the person is able to meet the standards of care in the statement of standards.