91EMaking of parent capacity orders

#### 91E Making of parent capacity orders 91E Making of parent capacity orders > > (1) The Children’s Court may make a parent capacity order in relation to a parent or primary care-giver of a child or young person (including a parent or primary care-giver found to have breached a prohibition order under section 90A) if it is satisfied that— > > > > > (a) there is an identified deficiency in the parenting capacity of the parent or primary care-giver that has the potential to place the child or young person at risk of significant harm and it is reasonable and practicable to require the parent or primary care-giver to comply with the order, and > > > > > (b) the parent or primary care-giver is unlikely to attend or participate in the program, service or course or engage in the therapy or treatment required by the order unless the order is made. > > > (2) A parent capacity order may be made whether or not a care application or care order has been made and at any stage in care proceedings. > > **ch 5, pt 3 (ss 91A–91I):** Ins 2014 No 8, Sch 1 \[65\].