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Adoption and Children Act 2002 (2002 c 38) | Legislation

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(1)     On an adoption agency being authorised to place a child for adoption, or placing a child for adoption who is less than six weeks old[—

(a)     any contact provision in a child arrangements order under section 8 of the 1989 Act ceases to have effect,

(b)     any order under section 34 of that Act (parental etc contact with children in care) ceases to have effect, and

(c)     any activity direction made in proceedings for the making, variation or discharge of a child arrangements order with respect to the child, or made in other proceedings that relate to such an order, is discharged].

(2)     While an adoption agency is

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