International Parental Child Abduction topic quiz

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1. What is the definition of International Parental Child Abduction? (Required.)

a. When a parent removes or retains their child outside of their place of habitual residence without the consent of everyone with parental responsibility or the consent of the court?

b. When a parent removes or retains their child outside of their place of habitual residence but has consent of everyone with parental responsibility or the consent of the court?

c. When a parent removes or retains their child outside of their place of habitual residence without the consent of everyone with parental responsibility but has the consent of the court?

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2. The 1980 Hague Convention is a limited mechanism in relation to international parental child abduction as: (Required.)

a. The 1980 Hague Convention only applies to countries within Europe

b. The 1980 Hague Convention only applies within the United Kingdom

c. The 1980 Hague Convention only applies to countries that have ratified the Convention with each other signed up to it

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3. According to reunite research, 73% of those accused of abduction are: (Required.)

a. Mothers

b. Fathers

c. Grandparents

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4. ‘The 1980 Hague Convention can only be used when there has been a wrongful removal, not when there has been a wrongful retention. True or False? (Required.)

a. True

b. False

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5. b'According to the Reunite research, in 2020 child abductions were linked to 95 different countries, true or false?' (Required.)

True

False

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6. What is the ‘rights of custody’ under English law? (Required.)

a. ‘Rights of custody’ is parental responsibility, not the breach of that parental responsibility.

b. ‘Rights of custody’ is not applicable in English law.

c. ‘Rights of custody’ refers to the parent who has legal custody of the child in the UK.

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7. Why would the Court not order the return of the child? (Required.)

a. If the Left behind parent has consented to the removal or retention of the child

b. If returning the child would place them in (physical or psychological) harm and there are no protective measures available in the home country to ameliorate that risk.

c. If The child objects to returning and they are age and degree of maturity at which it is appropriate to take account of their views.

d. All of the above

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8. When the 1980 Hague convention is not available, what mechanism can be used instead? (Required.)

a. Inherent Jurisdiction

b. The Geneva Convention

c. Procured Jurisdiction

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9. Under the criminal law, when can a parent take a child out of the country for up to 28 days without seeking the consent of the other parent? (Required.)

a. When the taking parent is the mother

b. When the taking parent is named as the parent a child lives with under a Child Arrangements Order

c. When the child doesn't have a British passport.

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10. Which of the following is not a Court Order provided by the court to prevent an Abduction. (Required.)

a. Prohibited Steps Order

b. No-Fly Order

c. Ex parte Orders

d. Passport Order

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International Parental Child Abduction topic quiz

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* 1. What is the definition of International Parental Child Abduction? (Required.)

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* 2. The 1980 Hague Convention is a limited mechanism in relation to international parental child abduction as: (Required.)

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* 3. According to reunite research, 73% of those accused of abduction are: (Required.)

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* 4. ‘The 1980 Hague Convention can only be used when there has been a wrongful removal, not when there has been a wrongful retention. True or False? (Required.)

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* 5. b'According to the Reunite research, in 2020 child abductions were linked to 95 different countries, true or false?' (Required.)

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* 6. What is the ‘rights of custody’ under English law? (Required.)

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* 7. Why would the Court not order the return of the child? (Required.)

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* 8. When the 1980 Hague convention is not available, what mechanism can be used instead? (Required.)

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* 9. Under the criminal law, when can a parent take a child out of the country for up to 28 days without seeking the consent of the other parent? (Required.)

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* 10. Which of the following is not a Court Order provided by the court to prevent an Abduction. (Required.)

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* 11. Please provide us with your details so that we can confirm that you have completed this topic (Required.)

1. What is the definition of International Parental Child Abduction? (Required.)

2. The 1980 Hague Convention is a limited mechanism in relation to international parental child abduction as: (Required.)

3. According to reunite research, 73% of those accused of abduction are: (Required.)

4. ‘The 1980 Hague Convention can only be used when there has been a wrongful removal, not when there has been a wrongful retention. True or False? (Required.)

5. b'According to the Reunite research, in 2020 child abductions were linked to 95 different countries, true or false?' (Required.)

6. What is the ‘rights of custody’ under English law? (Required.)

7. Why would the Court not order the return of the child? (Required.)

8. When the 1980 Hague convention is not available, what mechanism can be used instead? (Required.)

9. Under the criminal law, when can a parent take a child out of the country for up to 28 days without seeking the consent of the other parent? (Required.)

10. Which of the following is not a Court Order provided by the court to prevent an Abduction. (Required.)

11. Please provide us with your details so that we can confirm that you have completed this topic (Required.)