sec.51HConvening a meeting

### sec.51H Convening a meeting The chief executive must convene a family group meeting, or have a private convenor convene a family group meeting, to develop a case plan for a child. A family group meeting convened to develop a case plan is a case planning meeting . The chief executive may also convene a family group meeting or have a private convenor convene a family group meeting— to review a case plan under division 5 and prepare a revised case plan; or to consider, make recommendations about, or otherwise deal with, another matter relating to the child’s wellbeing and protection and care needs. Also, under section 68 , the Childrens Court may order that a family group meeting be convened. s 51H ins 2004 No. 36 s 15 (sec.51H-ssec.1) The chief executive must convene a family group meeting, or have a private convenor convene a family group meeting, to develop a case plan for a child. (sec.51H-ssec.2) A family group meeting convened to develop a case plan is a case planning meeting . (sec.51H-ssec.3) The chief executive may also convene a family group meeting or have a private convenor convene a family group meeting— to review a case plan under division 5 and prepare a revised case plan; or to consider, make recommendations about, or otherwise deal with, another matter relating to the child’s wellbeing and protection and care needs. (sec.51H-ssec.4) Also, under section 68 , the Childrens Court may order that a family group meeting be convened. - (a) to review a case plan under division 5 and prepare a revised case plan; or - (b) to consider, make recommendations about, or otherwise deal with, another matter relating to the child’s wellbeing and protection and care needs.