sec.56How litigation director may disclose document

sec.56 How litigation director may disclose document

The litigation director may disclose a document relevant to a child protection proceeding by— disclosing the document in accordance with a court order; or if no order has been made—disclosing the document in accordance with a practice direction; or if no order or practice direction has been made— serving a copy of the document on a party; or producing the document, or a copy of the document, for inspection under subrule (2) . The litigation director may produce the document, or a copy of the document, for inspection by— notifying the parties to the proceeding in writing of a convenient place and time to inspect the document; and producing the document for inspection at the time and place; and allowing or arranging for copies of the document to be made. The litigation director must, when serving a document or making it available for inspection, state that disclosure of a document or information disclosed by the litigation director under the Child Protection Act , section 189C is an offence. See the Child Protection Act , section 189E . (sec.56-ssec.1) The litigation director may disclose a document relevant to a child protection proceeding by— disclosing the document in accordance with a court order; or if no order has been made—disclosing the document in accordance with a practice direction; or if no order or practice direction has been made— serving a copy of the document on a party; or producing the document, or a copy of the document, for inspection under subrule (2) . (sec.56-ssec.2) The litigation director may produce the document, or a copy of the document, for inspection by— notifying the parties to the proceeding in writing of a convenient place and time to inspect the document; and producing the document for inspection at the time and place; and allowing or arranging for copies of the document to be made. (sec.56-ssec.3) The litigation director must, when serving a document or making it available for inspection, state that disclosure of a document or information disclosed by the litigation director under the Child Protection Act , section 189C is an offence. See the Child Protection Act , section 189E .

• (a) disclosing the document in accordance with a court order; or
• (b) if no order has been made—disclosing the document in accordance with a practice direction; or
• (c) if no order or practice direction has been made— (i) serving a copy of the document on a party; or (ii) producing the document, or a copy of the document, for inspection under subrule (2) .
• (i) serving a copy of the document on a party; or
• (ii) producing the document, or a copy of the document, for inspection under subrule (2) .
• (i) serving a copy of the document on a party; or
• (ii) producing the document, or a copy of the document, for inspection under subrule (2) .