Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003
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Change 1
26C Applications under section 26A or 26B in county court proceedings
(1) Where a local authority or relevant housing provider (a “relevant authority”)— (a) is a party to proceedings in the county court , and (b) considers that a party to those proceedings is a person in relation to whom it would be reasonable for it to make an application for a parenting order under section 26A or 26B (a “parenting order application”), it may make such an application to that court in relation to that person. (2) Where— (a) a relevant authority considers that a party to proceedings in the county court is a person in relation to whom it would be reasonable for it to make a parenting order application, but (b) the relevant authority is not a party to those proceedings, it may apply to be joined to those proceedings to enable it to make a parenting order application. (3) Where— (a) there are proceedings in the county court to which a relevant authority is a party, and (b) the relevant authority considers that a child or young person has engaged in anti-social behaviour that is material in relation to the proceedings, the relevant authority may apply for a person who is a parent of the child or young person to be joined to the proceedings to enable it to make a parenting order application in relation to him. (4) A person must not be joined to proceedings in pursuance of subsection (3) unless the anti-social behaviour in question is material in relation to those proceedings.
26C Applications under section 26A or 26B in county court proceedings
(1) Where a local authority or relevant housing provider (a “relevant authority”)— (a) is a party to proceedings in the county court , and (b) considers that a party to those proceedings is a person in relation to whom it would be reasonable for it to make an application for a parenting order under section 26A or 26B (a “parenting order application”), it may make such an application to that court in relation to that person. (2) Where— (a) a relevant authority considers that a party to proceedings in the county court is a person in relation to whom it would be reasonable for it to make a parenting order application, but (b) the relevant authority is not a party to those proceedings, it may apply to be joined to those proceedings to enable it to make a parenting order application. (3) Where— (a) there are proceedings in the county court to which a relevant authority is a party, and (b) the relevant authority considers that a child or young person has engaged in anti-social behaviour that is material in relation to the proceedings, the relevant authority may apply for a person who is a parent of the child or young person to be joined to the proceedings to enable it to make a parenting order application in relation to him. (4) A person must not be joined to proceedings in pursuance of subsection (3) unless the anti-social behaviour in question is material in relation to those proceedings.
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