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Form 33C: Statement of Agreed Facts
(page 3)
Court file number
(Child Protection)
2.
The details of the children’s aid society’s previous involvement with one or more of these children in this case are
as follows:
(Write “Nil” if no involvement. Indicate any involvement with children’s aid society in another part of Ontario or a child protection
agency outside Ontario. Please remember that this is a statement of AGREED FACTS. That means that you must not set out
something as a fact if another party disagrees with it. If you cannot agree at all about anything, write: “No agreement reached.”)
3.
The child(ren) was/were apprehended because:
(If there was no apprehension, write “Nil”. Again, there must be full agreement by all parties. Any point on which there is
disagreement must be excluded. If there is no agreement at all on anything, write: “No agreement reached.”)
4.
We agree that the court should make a finding that the child(ren) is/are in need of protection on the following
reasons:
(Use only the reasons listed on page 3 of the application [form 8B]. Any reason on which there is disagreement must be
excluded. If there is no agreement at all, write: “No agreement reached.” In any event, the court can always make some other
finding.)
4.1 The following important events relating to the child(ren)’s best interests have occurred since the date this
application began:
5.
We agree that the order that would best serve the best interests of the child(ren) is:
(Again, list only the terms and conditions on which there is full agreement by all parties. If there is no agreement at all, write:
“No agreement reached.” In any event, the court is always free to make some other order. If the order on which you all agree
would remove the child(ren) from the care of the person who had the child(ren) before the case started, explain why less
disruptive options would not be enough to protect the child(ren).)
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FLR-33C-E (2005/09)
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