Children and Young People Act 2008
671ACT revocation of interstate orders—interstate registrar
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671 ACT revocation of interstate orders—interstate registrar If the registration of an interstate child welfare order is revoked under section 670, the registrar of the court must tell the following people about the revocation:
Part 17.5 ACT registration of interstate child welfare proceedings Part 17.5 ACT registration of interstate child welfare proceedings 672 ACT registration—interstate child welfare proceedings (1) If a child welfare proceeding is transferred to the ACT under an order (an interstate proceedings transfer order) under an interstate law, the director-general must file a copy of the following documents in the Childrens Court for registration: (a) the interstate proceedings transfer order; (b) any interim child welfare order made at the same time as the interstate proceedings transfer order (the interim order). (2) The director-general must not file an interstate proceedings transfer order if, under the interstate law— (a) the interstate proceedings transfer order or interim order is subject to appeal or review or a stay; or (b) the time for instituting an appeal or seeking a review has not expired. (3) If the director-general files an interstate proceedings transfer order or interim order for registration in the court, the court must register the interstate proceedings transfer order or interim order.