Fiji Child Welfare Decree 2010
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Child and Youth General Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards
Fiji
10 September 2010
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Fiji Government
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Child Welfare Decree (Decree no. 44 of 2010).Sections:
Part I: Preliminary
1. Short title and commencement
2. Purpose of the Decree
3. Interpretation
Part II: Mandatory Reporting
4. Professional's duty to report
5. Contents of report
6. Follow up notice
7. Further information
8. Protection from liability
9. Confidentiality
Part III: Care and Treatment Orders for a Child
10. Powers of medical officers
11. Procedure
12. Enforcement
13. Duration and release
14. Medical examination and information
15. Best interests of the child
16. Designated medical officers
Part IV: Offences
17. Failure to give notice
18. Failure to give requested information
19. Obstruction
20. Decree binds the State
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