Childrens Court Rules 2016
sec.41Legal Aid Queensland to advise registrar if representing child
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sec.41 Legal Aid Queensland to advise registrar if representing child
Legal Aid Queensland must, as soon as practicable after receiving a copy of an order under rule 40 , file— if Legal Aid Queensland allocates a lawyer to represent a child the subject of a proceeding under the Child Protection Act , section 110 or the Adoption Act , section 235 —a document stating the lawyer’s name and contact details; or the lawyer must file a notice of address for service under rule 24 if Legal Aid Queensland does not allocate a lawyer to represent a child the subject of a proceeding under the Child Protection Act , section 110 or the Adoption Act , section 235 —a document stating the decision not to make an allocation and the reasons for the decision.
- (a) if Legal Aid Queensland allocates a lawyer to represent a child the subject of a proceeding under the Child Protection Act , section 110 or the Adoption Act , section 235 —a document stating the lawyer’s name and contact details; or Note— the lawyer must file a notice of address for service under rule 24
- (b) if Legal Aid Queensland does not allocate a lawyer to represent a child the subject of a proceeding under the Child Protection Act , section 110 or the Adoption Act , section 235 —a document stating the decision not to make an allocation and the reasons for the decision.