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hc - // Andy, they contacted the father when the mother applied for her child to be taken in to care. The courts need to be satisfied that all relevant parties have been informed before a care order will be made.
They didn’t suddenly decide to contact him out of the blue, they were following the law much as it seems abhorrent to us. The council is not above the law. //
Thank you for that - I have not followed the case in detail, the news report I heard did refer to the 'following of guidelines' and by definition, a 'guideline' is not mandatory, so it begged the question why anyone with an ounce of human compassion would not reject it as being without any merit whatsoever.
They didn’t suddenly decide to contact him out of the blue, they were following the law much as it seems abhorrent to us. The council is not above the law. //
Thank you for that - I have not followed the case in detail, the news report I heard did refer to the 'following of guidelines' and by definition, a 'guideline' is not mandatory, so it begged the question why anyone with an ounce of human compassion would not reject it as being without any merit whatsoever.
