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B – The grounds are
Any applicant
that there is reasonable cause to believe that [this] [these] child[ren] [is]
[are] likely to suer signicant harm if
or
the child[ren] [is] [are] not removed to accommodation
provided by or on behalf of this applicant
or
the child[ren] [does] [do] not remain in the place where
[the child] [they] [is] [are] currently being accommodated.
Local authority applicants
that enquiries are being made about the welfare of the child[ren] under
Section 47(1)(b) of Children Act 1989 and those enquiries are being
frustrated by access to the child[ren] being unreasonably refused to
someone who is authorised to seek access and there is reasonable cause to
believe that access to the child[ren] is required as a matter of urgency.
Authorised person applicants
that there is reasonable cause to suspect that the child[ren] [is] [are]
suering, or [is] [are] likely to suer, signicant harm and enquiries
are being made with respect to the welfare of the child[ren] and
those enquiries are being frustrated by access to the child[ren] being
unreasonably refused to someone who is authorised to seek access and
there is reasonable cause to believe that access to the child[ren] is required
as a matter of urgency.
C – The additional
order(s) applied for
information on the whereabouts of the child[ren]
(Section 48(1) Children Act 1989).
authorisation for entry of premises (Section 48(3) Children Act 1989).
authorisation to search for another child on the premises
(Section 48(4) Children Act 1989).
D – The direction(s) sought
contact with any named person (Section 44(6)(a) Children Act 1989).
a medical or psychiatric examination or other assessment of the child[ren]
(Section 44(6)(b) Children Act 1989).
to be accompanied by a registered medical practitioner, registered nurse
or registered midwife (Section 45(12) Children Act 1989).
an exclusion requirement (Section 44A(1) Children Act 1989).
If the application is for an Emergency Protection Order only,
please complete B, C and D as appropriate