Yes, the Courts can make decisions on:
Who can take the child on holiday (temporary removal from the jurisdiction)
Who can relocate the child to another country (permanent removal to another jurisdiction)
A person with parental responsibility can take a child abroad for up to 28 days with the permission of everyone who has parental responsibility for that child.
If there is a Child Arrangements Order – live with or Residence Order in place, then the parent the child lives with does not need the permission of the other parent for a trip of up to 28 days. However, it is advisable to always inform the other parent of a planned trip.
The Courts will always treat the welfare and best interests of the child as the most important factor in any decision.