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If you do not do what the child arrangements order says you may be made to do unpaid work or pay financial compensation. You may also be held to be in contempt of court and imprisoned or fined, or your assets may be seized.\nIt is a criminal offence to take a child out of the United Kingdom without the consent of everybody with parental responsibility unless the court has given permission.\nWhile a child arrangements order is in force in relation to a child nobody may:\ncause the child to be known by a new surname\nremove the child from the United Kingdom\nwithout the written consent of every person with parental responsibility for the child or leave of the court.\nHowever, this does not prevent the removal the child from the United Kingdom by a person named in the child arrangements order as a person with whom the child is to live for a period of less than one month.\nSpecial guardianship order warning\nIt is a criminal offence to take a child out of the United Kingdom without the consent of everybody with parental responsibility unless the court has given permission.\nWhile a special guardianship order is in force in relation to a child no person may:\ncause the child to be known by a new surname\nremove the child from the United Kingdom\nwithout the written consent of every person with parental responsibility for the child or the leave of the court.\nHowever, this does not prevent the removal the child from the United Kingdom by a special guardian for a period of less than three months.\nPenal notice\nTo [name of person to whom the penal notice is directed]:  If you the within-named [applicant] / [respondent] do not comply with this order you may be held to be in contempt of court and imprisoned or fined, or your assets may be seized.\nRight to apply\nIf you were not told about the hearing you may ask the court to reconsider this order.  You must do that within seven days of receiving this order by writing to the court and asking the court to reconsider.  You must tell the person who applied for the order that you are asking the court to reconsider the order.\nRECITALS\nWithout/short notice hearings\nThis hearing was listed [at the court’s own initiative] with[out] [short] notice because [insert reasons].\nIssues\nThe parties have agreed that:\nthe child[ren] will live with [name] [until further order];\nthe child[ren] will spend time with [name] as follows: [insert].\n[insert]\nThe issues that the court needs to decide are as follows:\nwith whom the child[ren] should live;\nwhether they should spend time with [the other parent] / [name] and, if so,\nhow often;\nwhether there should be overnight stays and longer stays;\nwhether it should be supervised or supported;\nwhether it should be limited to indirect contact;\nthe child[ren]’s education;\nthe child[ren]’s names;\nholidays or travel plans;\nproposed relocation by [name] with the child[ren] to [insert].\nDomestic abuse issues\nDomestic abuse has been raised as an issue which is likely to be relevant to any decision of the court relating to the welfare of the child[ren].\nNotwithstanding the allegations of domestic abuse the court has decided that\na fact-finding hearing is not needed;\na section 7 report is not necessary to safeguard the child[ren]’s interests; because [insert reasons].\nAlthough this order is made by consent the court has, before making the order, asked [Cafcass] / [CAFCASS Cymru]","cbCaivUxOReDDbHH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivUxOReDDbHH","docx",102645,28,"English","# IMPORTANT NOTICES\n## Confidentiality warning\n## Child arrangements orders warnings\n## Special guardianship order warning\n## Penal notice\n## Right to apply\n# RECITALS\n## Without/short notice hearings\n## Issues\n## Domestic abuse issues\n# IT IS DECLARED THAT","[{\"question\":\"What confidentiality rules apply to child and party names?\",\"answer\":\"Child and party names must not be publicly disclosed without the court’s permission.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if the recipient of a penal notice does not comply with the order?\",\"answer\":\"Non-compliance may lead to contempt of court, imprisonment or a fine, or seizure of assets.\"},{\"question\":\"Which matters are listed as “issues” the court must decide?\",\"answer\":\"Matters include with whom the child should live, contact and its frequency (including overnight stays and whether it is supervised or limited), the child’s education and names, holidays or travel, and proposed relocation.\"}]","PRECEDENT LIBRARY OF PRIVATE LAW CASE MANAGEMENT DIRECTIONS AND ORDERS - Issues | DOCX",10]