29 Further consequences of placement orders
Adoption and Children Act 2002 (2002 c 38) | Legislation

29  Further consequences of placement orders

(1)     Where a placement order is made in respect of a child and either—

(a)     the child is subject to a care order, or

(b)     the court at the same time makes a care order in respect of the child,

the care order does not have effect at any time when the placement order is in force.

(2)     On the making of a placement order in respect of a child, any order mentioned in section 8(1) of the 1989 Act, and any supervision order in respect of the child, ceases to have effect.

(3)

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