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Part 11A—Statement of Recognition

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Part 1.1A—Statement of Recognition S. 7AA inserted by No. 17/2023 s. 4. 7AA Statement of acknowledgement (1) The Parliament acknowledges that removing an Aboriginal child from the care of a parent may— (a) disrupt the child's connection to their culture; and (b) cause harm to the child, including serious harm. (2) The Parliament does not intend by this section to affect in any way the interpretation of this Act or of any other laws in force in Victoria. S. 7A inserted by No. 17/2023 s. 4.

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