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[or insert terms for the nomination of a panel by one party and selection by the other]\nThe parties shall attend on the Parenting Coordinator:\nFor an intake session within 14 days of the date of these orders or such other date as can be accommodated by the Parenting Coordinator;\nFor no less than 1 session per month or as otherwise agreed between the parties and failing agreement, as required and nominated by the Parenting Coordinator: and\nComply with all reasonable directions of the Parenting Coordinator.\nThe Parties parenting arrangements in relation to the Children are set out in: [insert as appropriate]\ntheir Minutes of Consent Order dated [insert];\ntheir [interim/final] Parenting Plan dated [insert];\n[the interim/final] court order made by The Honourable Justice/Judge, Judicial Registrar [insert name] on [insert date of order];\n(each separately and together referred to as the “Parenting Plan”).\nThe parties will complete the appointment of the Parenting Coordinator, including:\nselection of the Parenting Coordinator (if not named in this order);\nexecution of the PC Agreement;\nremittance of all requisite retainers and deposits;\non or before [insert date], with each party having liberty to apply to the Court on the giving of 5 business days’ notice in the event of a failure in the appointment of the Parenting Coordinator.\nWithin 7 days of the date of these orders or no later than 5 days prior to the first intake session booked with the Parenting Coordinator, whichever is the later, the parties or either of them shall provide to the Parenting Coordinator:\na copy of this order;\na copy of the Parenting Order or Parenting Plan as referred to in order 3 herein;\na copy of any current domestic or family violence order in place naming either of the parties or their children;\na copy of the [Family Report of ## dated ##/Child Impact Report of ## dated ##].\nThe parties have leave to provide to the Parenting Coordinator any updated Family Reports or Child Impact Reports and such reports shall be provided by either or both parties to the Parenting Coordinator within 48 hours of the release of those reports to the parties or their lawyers.\nThe Parenting Coordinator may assist the parties in the implementation of the Parenting Plan in the following manner and on a non-confidential basis:\nby building consensus between the parties, including, but not limited to, by:\ndeveloping and instituting guidelines for the implementation of the parenting terms of this Order;\ndeveloping and instituting guidelines for communications between the parties;\nidentifying, creating and implementing strategies for resolving conflicts between the parties; and\nproviding information respecting resources available to the parties for the improvement of their communication or parenting skills, and\nby issuing Recommendations and/or Proposed Protocols that the Parenting Coordinator believes would be in the best interests of the Children in the implementation of the Parenting Plan and, in the event the Parenting Coordinator shall issue such Recommendation or Proposed Protocol, shall provide the parties with written reasons for that Recommendation or Proposed Protocol.\nThe fees, disbursements and other charges of the Parenting Coordinator will be shared equally [or insert alternate percentage split] by the parties, sub","cbCaihVKKp0QDjDj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihVKKp0QDjDj","docx",125741,"English","# Parenting Coordinator Appointment and Service Terms\n## Attendance, Intake, and Compliance\n## Parenting Plan References and Required Documents\n## Coordinator Assistance, Recommendations, and Protocols\n## Costs, Disputes, and Court Reporting Obligations","[{\"question\":\"How are the parties required to participate in parenting coordination and for how long?\",\"answer\":\"The parties must participate in parenting coordination by retaining a Parenting Coordinator under the terms of the Order and the endorsed PC Agreement for a minimum term of twelve (12) or twenty-four (24) months from the date of the orders.\"},{\"question\":\"When must documents and reports be provided to the Parenting Coordinator?\",\"answer\":\"Within 14 days of the orders or no later than 5 days prior to the first intake session (whichever is later), the parties must provide copies of the order and relevant parenting order/plan and any current domestic or family violence orders, plus family or child impact reports. 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