Children and Adoption Bill
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Children and Adoption Bill

Session 2005-06
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Short Title of the Bill
Make provision as regards contact with children; to make provision as regards family assistance orders; to make provision about risk assessments; to make provision as regards adoptions with a foreign element; and for connected purposes.

Extract from Explanatory Note produced by Government Department   
This Bill is intended to assist in the implementation of the Green Paper Parental Separation: Children's Needs and Parents' Responsibilities (Cm 6273), published in July 2004 and available on the website www.dfes.gov.uk/childrensneeds. (Source: Explanatory Note Bill 96- EN)

Bill Information
Latest       
This Bill has now received Royal Assent
 		   Children and Adoption Act 2006 Chapter 20 (OPSI website)

 		   Children and Adoption Act 2006 Chapter 20 PDF (OPSI website)
Earlier documents    
This Bill has now received Royal Assent
 		   Children and Adoption Act 2006 Chapter 20 (OPSI website)

 		   Children and Adoption Act 2006 Chapter 20 PDF (OPSI website)
Amendment Paper   Amendment Paper as at 22 June 2006
 
Report Stage proceedings   Report Stage proceedings of 20 June 2006
 
Amendment paper for Committee   Amendment paper as at 21 March 2006
 
Committee proceedings for 5th and 6th Sittings   Committee proceedings of 21 March 2006
 
Committee proceedings for 3rd and 4th Sittings   Committee proceedings of 16 March 2006
 
Committee proceedings for 1st and 2nd Sittings   Committee proceedings of 14 March 2006
 
Explanatory notes to Bill (94), prepared by the Department for Education and Skills   Bill 96 - EN 2005-06 as at 30 November 2006
 
Bill as brought from the Lords and ordered to be printed in the Commons.   Bill 96 2005-06 as at 30 November 2005 PDF
    Bill 96 2005-06 as at 30 November 2005

European Convention on Human Rights
A statement of compatibility with the European Convention on Human rights is available at the start of the bill as introduced in each House.