Children and Young People Act 2008
372What is an appraisal order?
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372 What is an appraisal order? appraisal order— (a) means an order authorising the director-general to carry out a care and protection appraisal of a child or young person; and Note A care and protection appraisal may include a care and protection assessment (see s 366). (b) may, but need not, include 1 or more of the following requirements: (i) that a person attend, alone or with someone else, at a stated place at a stated time for the appraisal; (ii) that a person or entity comply with arrangements made by the director-general for the appraisal; (iii) that a person or entity allow entry to a stated place for the appraisal; (iv) that a person or entity give the director-general information about the care, wellbeing or development of a child or (v) that something be produced to the court or given to the director-general or someone else;
(vi) that a person not have contact with the child or young person, or not have contact with the child or young person except if a stated person or a person of a stated class is present; and Note Contact includes indirect contact (see s 348). (c) may, but need not, include a temporary parental responsibility provision.