Child Act 2001 · Updated to 1 Jul 2023 · Part XI · In the Care of Fit and Proper Person
105. Child placed in the care of fit and proper person
Feedback & supportThis section shall apply in relation to an order made under this Act placing a child in the care of a fit and proper person.
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An order placing a child in the care of a fit and proper person may be varied or revoked by the Court For Children or the Supervising Court on an application made by—
Court For Children
“Court For Children” means the Court For Children constituted under section 11;
the parent or guardian of the child;
the Protector; or
the probation officer, as the case may be.
If—
on an application made by the parent or guardian or any near relative of a child ordered to be placed in the care of a fit and proper person under subsection (1); and
the Court For Children or the Supervising Court having power to vary or revoke the order is satisfied that the child is not being brought up in accordance with his religion as decided by his parent or guardian, the Court For Children or the Supervising Court, as the case may be, shall, unless a satisfactory undertaking is given by the person in whose care the child has been placed, either revoke the order or vary the order in such manner as the Court thinks best to secure that the child is from that time onwards brought up in accordance with that religion.