Traduction de «permanent guardianship order » (Anglais → Français) :

order for permanent guardianship [ order for permanent wardship | order of permanent guardianship | order of permanent wardship | permanent guardianship order | permanent wardship order ]

interim guardianship order [ order for interim guardianship | order of interim guardianship | interim wardship order | order for interim wardship | order of interim wardship ]

guardianship order [ order for guardianship | order for wardship | order of guardianship | order of wardship | wardship order ]

permanent slow order | PSO

Definition: The wearing of clothes of the opposite sex for part of the individual's existence in order to enjoy the temporary experience of membership of the opposite sex, but without any desire for a more permanent sex change or associated surgical reassignment, and without sexual excitement accompanying the cross-dressing. | Gender identity disorder of adolescence or adulthood, nontranssexual type

I give Alberta as an example where, under the Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act, if a child is in care for 200 cumulative days, they move to make the child a permanent guardianship order.

pursue its efforts to establish appropriate permanent and temporary open reception facilities and more importantly ensure that all these facilities offer adequate reception conditions, also during the winter, in particular as a matter of urgency for vulnerable applicants, including unaccompanied minors; allow effective access to the asylum procedure, including by ensuring that the Greek asylum service is adequately staffed and organised and has the appropriate working methods in place to deal with the current and future case-load; ensure that the Appeals Authority is adequately staffed and has a sufficient number of Appeals committees ...[+++]to deal with all pending and future appeals; carry out continuous needs assessments on reception capacity as well as human resources needed to deal with asylum applications and with appeals; ensure the effective implementation of the legal framework on free legal aid; establish structures for vulnerable applicants, including unaccompanied minors, in particular by urgently putting in place a suitable guardianship procedure; ensure that the substantial EU funding being provided is fully used in order to cater for urgent needs of the migrants present in Greece, especially regarding reception conditions, notably by mobilising without further delay the resources available under the national programmes of the Asylum Migration and Integration Fund and the Internal Security Fund.

The guardianship system for unaccompanied minors should receive further attention, as Public Prosecutors appointed to represent minors do not have the necessary resources to handle the large number of cases referred to them and there is no institution or body in place that prosecutors can refer to in order to appoint permanent guardians.