Question 1140 — family

Summary

Mr. Laurent Furst draws the attention of the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, to the difficulties inherent in trips abroad organized with young minors placed in foster families. In fact, any travel abroad by a minor requires authorization to leave the territory. This authorization to leave the territory, mandatory for any travel of a minor abroad without one of their parents or their legal guardian, involves a process with a form signed by one of the parents or legal representative. With regard to children entrusted and placed, the person to whom the child is entrusted is not authorized to authorize exit from the territory; only one of the parents or the legal guardian can do so. However, on many occasions, this authorization is refused or neglected by parents. The child is the first victim of this refusal, his host family the second. The harm is particularly significant for children placed in families living in border regions and for whom crossing the border is a common act of daily life (holidays, shopping, school trips). The withdrawal of parental authority is the only procedure to overcome this blockage but remains a cumbersome procedure and not very relevant as a response. to this type of obstruction. Also, he asks what systematic delegation of part of the parental authority (involving in particular the authorization to leave the territory) could be considered with regard to placement in a foster family to allow host families to sign an authorization to leave the territory in place of the parents or legal representative.

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