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Legal notes 103 x. In Re L (An Infant) [1962] 106 SJ 611. and learning needs, and these could not be xi. Ibid at para 37. met by his parents. Consequently, ZL has xii. The judge had referred to Secretary of resided with foster carers since 2016 and State for Education and Science v has exercised contact with his parents super- Tameside Metropolitan Borough vised by the social work department once a Council [1977] AC 1014 at para 1064. fortnight and with his siblings on an unsu- xiii. [2013] 1 WLR 1911. pervised basis once a fortnight. Compulsory supervision orders can last for a maximum Kerry O’Halloran, lawyer, social worker of a year before requiring review and are not and academic, prepared these notes. considered appropriate for securing a child’s felt and legal permanence throughout child- hood. Consequently, the local authority applied to the court for a permanence order (PO) to be made, under the Adoption and Case Children (Scotland) Act 2007, section 80, vesting in them certain Parental Rights and This case is available on the Scottish Courts Responsibilities (PRRs) and removing some website at www.scotcourts.gov.uk PRRs from the birth parents. On 28 March 2022, a PO was
Adoption & Fostering – SAGE
Published: Mar 1, 2023
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