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| Legislation requiring Children’s Aid Societies to respect the racial and cultural diversity of those receiving service. | Ontario Human Rights Code and Child and Family Services Act |
| Legislation that governs the welfare of children in Ontario. | Child and Family Services Act (C.F.S.A.). |
| Legislation that protects the rights of parents and others in authority over children to use physical force for the purpose of disciplining children. (This legislation also places limits on how physical force can be applied.) | Section 43 of the Criminal Code of Canada |
| Section of the Child and Family Services Act of Ontario that outlines the responsibility of the public and professionals to report to the CAS if they have “reasonable grounds to suspect that a child is or may be in need of protection”. | CFSA, Section 72 |
| Section of the Child and Family Services Act of Ontario that states that a service provider is guilty of an offence if she or he doe not report a suspicion of a child at risk of harm. | C.F.S.A., Section 72 (4) |
| Section of the Child and Family Services Act of Ontario that outlines emotional harm or risk of harm that would leave a child in need of protection. | C.F.S.A., Section 37 (2) |
| Legislation defining who is included in the list of persons “providing professional or official duties with respect to a child”. | CFSA., Section 72 (5) |
| Legislation that defines when a child is in need of protection. | C.F.S.A., Section 37(2) |
| Section of the Child and Family Services Act that describes the functions of the Children’s Aid Society. | C.F.S.A., Section 15(3) |
| Subsection of the Child and Family Services Act that is most likely to be used to describe a child in need of protection because of repeated exposure to violence in her home. | C.F.S.A., Section 37(2)(f) |
