THE Children’s Act EXPLAINED
things to think about when making a decision that will affect the child. Sometimes when a child’s best interests are ignored the child ends up in an even worse situation. The story about Susan will help illustrate this.” Mirasha says: The Act wants people to always think about what is best for the child. The Act is concerned
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