sec.63Chief executive’s obligations after making of child protection order

### sec.63 Chief executive’s obligations after making of child protection order As soon as practicable after a child protection order for a child is made, the chief executive must give to the parties to the application for the order— a copy of the order; and a written notice— explaining the terms and effect of the order; and stating that a party may appeal against the decision to make the order within 28 days after the order is made; and stating how to appeal. - (a) a copy of the order; and - (b) a written notice— (i) explaining the terms and effect of the order; and (ii) stating that a party may appeal against the decision to make the order within 28 days after the order is made; and (iii) stating how to appeal. - (i) explaining the terms and effect of the order; and - (ii) stating that a party may appeal against the decision to make the order within 28 days after the order is made; and - (iii) stating how to appeal. - (i) explaining the terms and effect of the order; and - (ii) stating that a party may appeal against the decision to make the order within 28 days after the order is made; and - (iii) stating how to appeal.