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The Family Proceedings (Amendment) (No.2) Rules 2010
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3. In the Arrangement of Rules, for the heading and entries for Part IVA, substitute—
“PART IVA PROCEEDINGS UNDER SECTION 54 OF THE HUMAN FERTILISATION AND EMBRYOLOGY ACT 2008(1)
4A.1.Interpretation
4A.2.Application of this Part
4A.3.Application of Part IV
4A.4.Application for a parental order
4A.5.How to start parental order proceedings
4A.6.Personal details
4A.7.Who the parties are
4A.8.What the court shall do when the application has been issued
4A.9.What a proper officer shall do
4A.10.Service of the application and other documents
4A.11.Acknowledgement
4A.12.Date for first directions hearing
4A.13.The first directions hearing
4A.14.Where the agreement of the other parent or the woman who carried the child is not required
4A.15.Agreement
4A.16.Parental order reporter
4A.17.Reports of the parental order reporter and disclosure to the parties
4A.18.Notice of final hearing
4A.19.The final hearing
4A.20.Proof of identity of the child
4A.21.Disclosing information to an adult who was subject to a parental order
4A.22.Application for recovery orders
4A.23.Custody, inspection and disclosure of documents and information
4A.24.Documents held by the court not to be inspected or copied without the court’s leave
4A.25.Orders
4A.26.Copies of orders
4A.27.Amendment and revocation of orders”.
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