The Tender For Law

Volume 9

Mar 28, 2015 2:08 AM

David-Paul Sip

So many "juicy" quotes to choose from but let's start with this �This is the very reason we have CAS,� he said. �These are the people trained, tasked and experienced in making sure a child is fine. Do we want to leave these decisions up to regular people?� I know the CAS kidnapping kids is a topic of special interest for many so have at it :)

Daycare operator sued for calling the CAS | Toronto Star

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Toronto judge orders Tammy Larabie to pay $13,000 to parents of a child she worried wasn�t properly cared for.

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David-Paul Sip

�The law is clear. Every person, including an operator or employee of a child care nursery, who has reasonable grounds to suspect that a child is in need of protection, must report that suspicion promptly to a children�s aid society. IT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR PEOPLE TO BE CERTAIN a child is or may be in need of protection to make a report to a CAS.� Why be certain?One only needs to PRESUME OR DEEM that a child is in need of protection to assist in the legalized kidnapping/harrassment.