Parental Responsibility: The Children's Act Of 1989
The Children Act of 1989, ensured that all parents, local authorities, courts, and other agencies possibly connected to a child had the duty to safeguard all children within their care, and guarantee that their welfare is of the utmost importance. It highlighted the importance of “parental responsibility” and the courts “Duty to Investigate Incidences,” where they feel that there is reason to believe that the child is, or has been suffering significant harm, or that their welfare has been hindered.
“The Paramount Principle” was recognised under Section 1, and ensured that the welfare of the child was paramount when making decisions about the upbringing on a child. Furthermore, the thoughts and feelings of the child must be addressed in the
“The Paramount Principle” was recognised under Section 1, and ensured that the welfare of the child was paramount when making decisions about the upbringing on a child. Furthermore, the thoughts and feelings of the child must be addressed in the