4Rescission and variation of care orders—the Act, s 264(1A)(d)

4 Rescission and variation of care orders—the Act, s 264(1A)(d)

4 Rescission and variation of care orders—the Act, s 264(1A)(d)

The matters that may be taken into account by the Children’s Court in determining, under the Act, section 90(2), whether there has been significant change in a relevant circumstance of a child or young person since a care order was made or last varied include the following—

(a) the parents of the child or young person have not met their responsibilities under a care plan or permanency plan involving restoration,

(b) the Children’s Court, having conducted a progress review under the Act, section 82(3), is not satisfied proper arrangements have been made for the care and protection of the child or young person,

(c) an application has been made for a guardianship order for the child or young person,

(d) for a guardianship order—the guardian is unable or unwilling to meet the guardian’s responsibilities to the child or young person.