temporary safe care definition

temporary safe care. , in relation to a child, means care of a child in an approved child and youth care centre, shelter or private home or any other place, where the child can safely be accommodated pending a decision or court order concerning the placement of the child, but excludes care of a child in a prison or police cell;
temporary safe care. , in relation to a child, means care of a child in a residential child care facility or by a person approved as a foster parent in terms of section 155 or by a family member of the child where the child can safely be accommodated pending a decision or court order concerning the placement of the child, but excludes care of a child in a prison or police cell;
temporary safe care. [,in relation to a child] means care of a child in an approved and registered child and youth care centre[, shelter or

More Definitions of temporary safe care

temporary safe care. , means the care of a child in any place where the child is accommodated pending a decision or court order concerning the placement of that child;
temporary safe care means temporary safe care as defined in the
temporary safe care. [, in relation to a child,] means care of a child
temporary safe care. , in relation to a child, means care of a child in a child and youth care centre, shelter or private home or any other place of a kind that may be prescribed by regulation, where the child can safely be accommodated pending a decision or court order concerning the placement of the child;
temporary safe care means, in relation to older person, a shelter or any other place where an older person can be accommodated for as long as it is safe for him or her to remain there.
temporary safe care. , in relation to a child, means care of a child in an approved child and youth care centre, shelter or private home or any other place, where the
temporary safe care means, care of a child in an approved and registered child and youth care centre, with an approved person or place where a child can be safely accommodated pending a decision or court order concerning the placement of the child, but excludes care of a child in a prison or police cells.