Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:3:p4
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 4/8)
Character Range: 70209–72801

and purpose of the proposed medical procedure;
 (b) the particular condition of the child for which the procedure is required;
 (c) the likely long‑term physical, social and psychological effects on the child:
 (i) if the procedure is carried out; and
 (ii) if the procedure is not carried out;
 (d) the nature and degree of any risk to the child from the procedure;
 (e) if alternative and less invasive treatment is available—the reason the procedure is recommended instead of the alternative treatments;
 (f) that the procedure is necessary for the welfare of the child;
 (g) if the child is capable of making an informed decision about the procedure—whether the child agrees to the procedure;
 (h) if the child is incapable of making an informed decision about the procedure—that the child:
 (i) is currently incapable of making an informed decision; and
 (ii) is unlikely to develop sufficiently to be able to make an informed decision within the time in which the procedure should be carried out, or within the foreseeable future;
 (i) whether the child's parents or carer agree to the procedure.
 (6) The evidence in support of an application under this rule may be given:
 (a) in the form of an affidavit; or
 (b) with the court's permission, orally.
 (7) An application to which this rule applies and any document filed with it must be served on the prescribed child welfare authority.

1.12  Financial proceedings
 (1) This rule applies to applications for financial orders other than those to which rule 1.13 applies.
 (2) A person who applies for an order under Part VIII of the Family Law Act must serve a written notice on each person referred to in subsection 79(10) of that Act of whom the person applying for the order is aware.
 (3) A person who applies for an order under Part VIIIAB of the Family Law Act must serve a written notice on each person referred to in subsection 90SM(10) of that Act of whom the person applying for the order is aware.
 (4) A notice under subrule (2) or (3) must:
 (a) state that the person to whom the notice is addressed may be entitled to become a party to the proceedings under subsection 79(10) or 90SM(1) of the Family Law Act (as applicable); and
 (b) include a copy of the application for the order sought; and
 (c) state the date of the next relevant court event.
 (5) If, in an application for final orders or a response or reply to such an application, a person seeks a flagging order or splitting order in relation to a superannuation interest under Part VIIIB of the Family Law Act, or applies under section 79A or 90SN of that Act