This principle stems from Family Law Act 1975, in which it was stated that the best interests of the child must be regarded as the paramount consideration when making specified decisions as to the child's health and welfare. The rule has been perpetuated in subsequent legislation and to avoid to spell it out each time the rule is referred to in court the slicker version: "the paramountcy principle" is used as a type of shorthand.
2007-03-13 03:16:52
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answered by Doethineb 7
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The Paramountcy Principle is detailed in the Children Act (1989). It is, quite simply, the principle that the safety and welfare of children must be the primary consideration in any proceedings involving children.
2007-03-13 01:34:43
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answered by Charlie Babbage 5
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All I can do my friend is share my limited experience. I have experienced miracles in my life & have come to know they are all around & maybe happen more often than we believe, if we just had eyes to see. In my experience Miracles heal the mind, they restore perception, & if you heal the mind the body will follow. Everytime I have a ah-ha, get a sudden insight, realization, or understanding in something that formally eluded me, is it not a miracle. All sudden influx of Wisdom that feels as though it has been bestowed on me thru Grace, knowing I could not have possibly come to it thru my own devices, is a miracle. My life has been a series of Miracles, touched by Grace, I know it is not possible to go from there to here. As a result I know that seeing Miracles in our life everyday only takes willingness to see. May all the blind be healed! The principal I have noticed most about miracles is they "save time". That which I may have spent years in coming to know, hearts softened, & minds changed, all given in the flash of an eye, therefore saving time here. For myself, it also appears I must be willing to accept, be in a state of willingness. I Love the opening from ACIM also! Blessings!
2016-03-18 04:44:07
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answered by Gregory 4
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