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When not to negotiate : Comments
By John Zeleznikow, published 10/7/2009Compulsory mediation is superficially attractive but can be substantially wrong.
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Should DOCS place them with their biological fathers? To see if they can do a better job of parenting than their deadbeat, single, mothers, have been doing so far? All investigation, so far, into the limited number of "COD" children resident with their fathers, has of course, found that they are, doing a better job. Should DOCS be placing them with, yet another deadbeat, single, mother, looking to increase her centre link payments, by fostering? As DOCS in NSW have been doing. Should DOCS be trying other relatives of the children? To see if Grandparents, Uncles, Aunts, etc, can, do better, than these children have been getting so far? Perhaps the biological father might do a better job, if he was living with his parents or his siblings?
Do you support the idea of these children, from the, "Left Behind Generations" mounting a class action against Governments, who failed in their "duty of care", to protect them from their deadbeat, single, mothers, despite repeated, credible, compulsory, reporting to DOCS of severe, cases of neglect and abuse?
Do you support the improvement of the Adoption system in Australia so that successfully married couples with fertility problems, (caused by feminism) can adopt some of these children?