Parental and Child Placement Preference Sample Clauses

Parental and Child Placement Preference. Where an Indian child is of sufficient age and maturity so as to be able to express a knowledgeable and reasoned opinion regarding his/her placement preference, and where otherwise appropriate under all surrounding circumstances DSHS will take the child’s placement preference into consideration in determining placement within the preference categories. Where appropriate, DSHS will also take into consideration the placement preference of the parent. Whenever a parent, who has voluntarily consented to the xxxxxx care or preadoptive placement of an Indian child, requests that his/her identity not be disclosed to those receiving the child, DSHS will give weight to such request in seeking to place the child within the preference categories set forth in this Agreement. DSHS will not consider the placement preference of the parent or child or give weight to a parent’s request for non-disclosure of identity if to do so is contrary to the best interest of the child or contrary to the underlying purposes and goals of the Indian Child Welfare Act and to this Agreement.
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