When you prepare a report under section 52 or section 56, you get paid for your work. Your fees and expenses are paid from money that Parliament has set aside for this purpose. You can also get paid by the people involved in the court case if the court decides that is what should happen.
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57: Report to chief executive following medical examination, or
"Telling the boss what happened after a medical check"
59: Application for production of documents relevant to investigation of whether child or young person in need of care or protection or assistance under section 17(2A), or
"Asking for documents to help a child who may need care or protection"
Where any person prepares a report pursuant to section 52 or section 56, the fees and expenses of that person shall be paid—
