sec.51TDistributing and implementing the plan

### sec.51T Distributing and implementing the plan After a case plan has been recorded in the approved form and endorsed, the chief executive must— give a copy of the plan to the child, unless that would be inappropriate having regard to the child’s age and ability to understand; and explain the plan to the child in a way, and to an extent, that is reasonable, having regard to the child’s age and ability to understand; and give a copy of the plan to— the child’s parents; and anyone else affected by the plan or who the chief executive considers should receive a copy; and an approved carer an elder or other respected person of the child’s community support the implementation of the plan. The chief executive may provide, or arrange for another entity to provide, a service to the child’s family. s 51T ins 2004 No. 36 s 15 amd 2005 No. 40 s 12 - (a) give a copy of the plan to the child, unless that would be inappropriate having regard to the child’s age and ability to understand; and - (b) explain the plan to the child in a way, and to an extent, that is reasonable, having regard to the child’s age and ability to understand; and - (c) give a copy of the plan to— (i) the child’s parents; and (ii) anyone else affected by the plan or who the chief executive considers should receive a copy; and Examples of persons who may be given a copy— • an approved carer • an elder or other respected person of the child’s community - (i) the child’s parents; and - (ii) anyone else affected by the plan or who the chief executive considers should receive a copy; and Examples of persons who may be given a copy— • an approved carer • an elder or other respected person of the child’s community - • an approved carer - • an elder or other respected person of the child’s community - (d) support the implementation of the plan. Example of supporting the implementation of the plan— The chief executive may provide, or arrange for another entity to provide, a service to the child’s family. - (i) the child’s parents; and - (ii) anyone else affected by the plan or who the chief executive considers should receive a copy; and Examples of persons who may be given a copy— • an approved carer • an elder or other respected person of the child’s community - • an approved carer - • an elder or other respected person of the child’s community - • an approved carer - • an elder or other respected person of the child’s community