Review, variance or termination of order
60(1)Except under this section, a court has no jurisdiction to review, vary or terminate an order made under this Part.
60(2)The Minister may, after notice as set out in section 52, apply to the court to have an order made under sections 54 to 58 varied, extended or terminated or to have another order made in substitution for or in addition to an existing order.
60(3)Where authorized under section 61, the child or the former parent may, upon fourteen days’ notice to the Minister and any other person affected, apply to the court to have a guardianship order or agreement varied or terminated.
60(4)Where a supervisory order, a custody order or an order under subsection 58(1) has been made, or such an order has been varied or extended under this section, and not less than three months have elapsed since the making of, the variation or the extension of the order, the parent, child or any other person affected by the order may in the prescribed form, and after fourteen days notice to the Minister and to any other affected person, apply to the court to have the order varied or terminated.
60(5)An application made by any person under subsection (4) may be made jointly with the Minister.
60(6)Upon hearing an application the court, if satisfied that it is in the best interests of the child to do so, may make such order authorized by this Part as it considers appropriate.
1988, c.13, s.4; 1990, c.25, s.13; 1996, c.75, s.5; 2016, c.37, s.66