When you are part of a family group conference, what you say is private. You can't tell others what happened in the conference. This is because sections 37 and 38, which are about keeping things private, also apply to family group conferences.
You can read more about this in section 37 and section 38. These rules help keep your conversations private. They apply to all family group conferences that happen under this part of the law.
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270: Family group conference may reconvene to review its decisions, recommendations, and plans, or
"A family group conference can meet again to check its earlier decisions and plans."
272: Jurisdiction of Youth Court and children's liability to be prosecuted for criminal offences, or
"Going to the Youth Court: What happens when you're a young person and you break the law"
Sections 37 and 38 (which relate to privilege and the publication of the proceedings of a family group conference) shall apply, with all necessary modifications, with respect to every family group conference convened or reconvened under this Part.
