Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 65
... attendance at court when their child's case is being heard . We agree with many of our witnesses in thinking that both parents should be required to attend unless the court is satisfied that the attendance of one may be dispensed with ...
... attendance at court when their child's case is being heard . We agree with many of our witnesses in thinking that both parents should be required to attend unless the court is satisfied that the attendance of one may be dispensed with ...
Page 91
... attendance centre treatment and we recommend that the lower age limit should be ten years . We understand that at present offenders are not usually expected to travel more than ten miles to reach an attendance centre : if a lower age ...
... attendance centre treatment and we recommend that the lower age limit should be ten years . We understand that at present offenders are not usually expected to travel more than ten miles to reach an attendance centre : if a lower age ...
Page 92
... attendance centres cannot be made available ; but if the minimum age for attendance at a centre were to be lowered , that and the increased number of children in the age group should result in more attendance centre orders being made ...
... attendance centres cannot be made available ; but if the minimum age for attendance at a centre were to be lowered , that and the increased number of children in the age group should result in more attendance centre orders being made ...
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