PARENTING COORDINATOR’S DUTY TO REPORT Sample Clauses

PARENTING COORDINATOR’S DUTY TO REPORT. 9.1 The Parenting Coordinator has a duty to report to the Director of Family and Child Services any instance arising during the parenting coordination process in which the Parenting Coordinator has reasonable grounds to believe that a child is in need of protection.
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PARENTING COORDINATOR’S DUTY TO REPORT. 10.1 The PC is required to report to the appropriate child welfare authority or other relevant authorities if she has a reasonable suspicion that a child(ren) may be in danger of harm or abuse.
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PARENTING COORDINATOR’S DUTY TO REPORT. The PC is required to report to the appropriate child welfare authority if she has reasonable grounds to suspect a child is or may be in need of protection as defined by s. 72(1) of the CFSA. This includes physical, sexual and emotional abuse, neglect and risk of harm The PC is obliged to notify the proper authorities if she has a reasonable suspicion a client may harm himself or herself or the other parent. CONSENSUS BUILDING PROCESS If issues described in 4.1 arise, one or both parents may advise the PC, who will assist the parents in resolving the issue. The PC, in consultation with the parents, shall determine the timing, frequency, location and format of meetings. Meetings may be conducted by telephone, videoconference, email, in writing or in person. The parties consent to the PC using the Internet to communicate with them and to transmit information (e.g., attachments) during the PC process (see Section 13 for further elaboration). During this consensus-building process, the PC may communicate in person or by telephone or email with one parent in the absence of the other. At her discretion and in consultation with the parents, the PC may consult, meet with, or obtain information from third parties, including the parents’ lawyers (together or separately), family members, third party caregivers, school personnel, therapists and health care professionals. The PC may meet or consult with the children with or without the parent being present, as the PC deems appropriate. There shall be no confidentiality concerning communications between the parents and the PC and any third parties with whom the PC may consult. However, where the PC finds that sharing the information received in confidence from the children, therapists or third parties may be harmful to the children’s relationship with either parent or compromise the children’s relationship with the therapist or third parties, the disclosure of this information shall be at the discretion of the PC or only with the children’s consent. In addition, any information obtained from the children’s therapist(s) shall be disclosed at the PC’s discretion. If an agreement is reached, the PC shall confirm the terms of the agreement in writing and provide a specified duration of time for the parties to clarify/modify/correct wording. If one or both parties fail to advise the PC of any changes within the specified duration of time advised, the agreement as provided shall be considered final. If the PC considers it app...
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