Child Care Amendment Act
This section amends the Child Care Act, 1983 by adding and replacing several definitions.
- Administrative authorization
- Adoption compliance
- Adoption-related transactions
- Certificate cancellation
- Child care facilities
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This section amends the Child Care Act, 1983 by adding and replacing several definitions.
This section amends Section 1 by adding three definitions: “commercial sexual exploitation,” “secure care,” and “secure care facility.”
The notice says the President assented to the Child Justice Act, 2008, and it is published for general information.
This section begins an amendment to section 1 of the Child Justice Act, 2008.
10. Child participation
This section amends several definitions in the Children’s Act, including “abandoned child,” “cluster foster care scheme,” and “orphan,” and deletes the definition of “social service professional.”
This section substitutes a new long title for the Children’s Act, 2005, describing its purposes and subject matter.
Section 1 is amended to insert a definition of “Constitution.”
This section amends the definition of “adoption social worker” in the principal Act.
This section amends section 3 of the 1982 Act by replacing paragraph (e).
This provision amends section 1 of the principal Act by replacing and adding definitions, including “council,” “Director-General,” “former council,” and “Minister.”
The text amends a paragraph to require recommendations to the Minister about constituting a new council within a maximum of 60 months from commencement of the 1995 Amendment Act.
This section publishes the Act and notes that the President assented to it.
This provision defines key terms and sets when a pregnancy may be terminated, who may perform it, and where surgical termination may take place.
This section amends definitions in the principal Act, including health department leadership and the meanings of registered midwife and registered nurse.
This section amends Section 1 of the principal Act by adding and replacing several definitions.
This section says the listed laws are amended, and laws amending the Constitution must not be given Act numbers and must use chronological short titles.
This section is titled “Ministerial order” and refers to the judicial management and liquidation of the Civil Aviation Authority.
This section bans publishing information that could identify certain under-18 people connected to criminal proceedings, unless an authorization exception applies.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including civil union, civil union partner, marriage officer, Minister, prescribed, and this Act.
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