Children and Young People Act 2008
484What is a residence provision?
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484 What is a residence provision? residence provision, in a care and protection order, or an interim care and protection order, for a child or young person— (a) means a provision— (i) about where or with whom a child or young person must live; or (ii) authorising a person to decide where or with whom a child or young person must live; and (b) may include 1 or more of the following directions: (i) that a stated person must not live at the same premises as the child or young person (including that the stated person must stop living at those premises); (ii) that a stated person may live with the child or young person only subject to stated conditions. Example—stated condition that the stated person must undertake an anger management program
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