CFC 11 Laws and Legislation

What is the main purpose of the Family Law Act 2006

• To enforce criminal law between family members

• To govern international trade relations

• To provide laws about family relationships and disputes

• To manage health services for families

Which court mainly deals with matters under the Family Law Act?

• Supreme Court

• Children's Court

• Family Court

• Magistrates Court

What is a key focus of the Family Law Act 2006 when it comes to children?

• The parent’s financial status

• The best interests of the child

• Which parent owns the home

• The length of the marriage

Under the Act, who has parental responsibility for a child?

• Only the mother

• Only the father

• Both parents, unless the court decides otherwise

• The oldest sibling

What does the Family Law Act encourage parents to do after separation?

• Cut off communication

• Resolve disputes through mediation and agreement

• Immediately go to court

• Ignore the child’s wishes

What is the term for a legal agreement about children made without going to court?

• Marriage contract

• Parenting plan

• Custody form

• Family bond

When deciding parenting arrangements, what does the court consider most?

• Parent’s wishes

• Child’s best interests

• School distance

• House size

What is family dispute resolution?

• A trial in court

• A punishment for parents

• A mediation service to help families agree without court

• A financial negotiation

What is the main purpose of the Working with Children Check?

• To give children a job

• To track school attendance

• To protect children from harm by screening adults who work with them

• To allow children to choose their carers

Who needs a Working with Children Check?

• All business owners

• Anyone working or volunteering with children

• Only teachers

• All government employees