51.5
 51.5 (1) A society that intends to discharge a child who is in its care shall notify the agencies and individuals providing services, supports and treatment to the child of the intended discharge and the estimated timeframe within which the discharge will take place, unless the child is to be discharged because a temporary care agreement under section 75 of the Act or an order made under Part V (Child Protection) of the Act is set to expire. O. Reg. 350/22, s. 5. (2) The society shall, as soon as possible but no later than seven days after the child is discharged from society care, provide the person who will be assuming the care and custody of the child with information and documentation about the child’s needs and individual circumstances, including the following: 1. The child’s most recent plan of care and, if applicable, safety plan. 2. The most recent social history prepared regarding the child. 3. Reports respecting the child prepared by any agency or professionals providing services, supports or treatment to the child, including, as applicable, medical reports, dental reports, accident or injury reports, social work reports, psychometric reports, psychological reports and psychiatric reports. 4. The child’s personal effects, including the child’s lifebook, if any, and any artwork, photographs and keepsakes. 5. The original copies of the child’s identification and membership documents, including the documents referred to in subsection 48.2 (1) and (2), section 48.3, subsections 48.4 (1) and (2) and sections 48.9 and 48.11, that are in the possession of the society. 6. Any security information associated with the child’s identification documents, such as passwords and answers to security questions. O. Reg. 350/22, s. 5. (3) A society shall inform a child in its care who is to be discharged of, (a) the information that will be shared about them with the person who will be assuming the care and custody of the child; and (b) the child’s right of access to records of personal information about them under section 312 of the Act and the child’s right to request a correction to records to which access has been granted in accordance with section 315 of the Act. O. Reg. 350/22, s. 5. (4) The society shall convene a meeting to discuss how the child’s needs will be met following the discharge and request that the following attend: 1. The person who will be assuming the care and custody of the child. 2. The child, if the child wishes to attend. 3. Any other individual who was invited to participate in the child’s most recent plan of care meeting and who wishes to attend, unless the child does not wish for the individual to attend and the society is of the view that the individual’s participation is not in the child’s best interests, giving due weight to the child’s wishes in accordance with the child’s age and maturity. 4. In the case of a First Nations, Inuk or Métis child, a representative chosen by each of the child’s bands and First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, unless the child does not wish for the representative to attend and the society is of the view that the representative’s participation is not in the child’ best interests, giving due weight to the child’s wishes in accordance with the child’s age and maturity. O. Reg. 350/22, s. 5. (5) The meeting referred to in subsection (4) must occur before the child is discharged from society care, unless it is not possible in the circumstances, in which case the meeting must occur within seven days after the date of discharge. O. Reg. 350/22, s. 5.