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53.—(1) Where any person mentioned in rule 52(2)(a) to (e) wishes to make written representations or give any report or other document for the consideration of the children's hearing, as soon as practicable, and wherever practicable no later than 4 days before the date fixed for the children's hearing that person must give those representations, report or other document to the Reporter.
(2) Where the Reporter receives any representations, reports or other document under paragraph (1), as soon as practicable before the beginning of the children's hearing, the Reporter must give a copy of that information to the persons mentioned in rule 52(2) (unless that person gave the information in question to the Reporter).
(3) Where any person mentioned in rule 52(2)(a) to (e) is unable to attend the children's hearing and wishes to make oral representations for the consideration of the children's hearing that person may make those representations to the Reporter.
(4) The Reporter must make a record of any representations given under paragraph (3) and give a copy of that record to those persons mentioned in rule 52(2) as soon as practicable before the beginning of the children's hearing.
(5) As soon as practicable before the beginning of the children's hearing the Reporter must also give the persons mentioned in rule 52(2) any other document or part of a document that is relevant to the issues under section 79 of the Act to be determined by the children's hearing and is in the possession of the Reporter.
[F1(6) Where the children’s hearing will determine in respect of an individual a matter which has been referred under section 79(2)(ba) or (bb) of the Act, and the individual is not a person mentioned in rule 52(2), the Reporter must give to the individual any information (including information contained in a document) that—
(a)the Reporter is required by this rule to give to a relevant person, and
(b)is either—
(i)relevant to the matter under section 79(2)(ba) or (bb) of the Act that has been referred in respect of the individual, or
(ii)is otherwise about—
(aa)the individual,
(bb)contact between the child and the individual, or
(cc)how contact or the possibility of contact between the child and the individual may be affected by a decision of the children’s hearing.
(7) But paragraph (6) does not require the Reporter to give an individual the statement of grounds prepared by the Reporter under section 89 of the Act (Principal Reporter’s duty to prepare statement of grounds).]
Textual Amendments
F1Rule 53(6)(7) inserted (26.7.2021) by The Children’s Hearings (Scotland) Act 2011 (Rules of Procedure in Children’s Hearings) Amendment Rules 2021 (S.S.I. 2021/68), rules 1, 2(24)
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