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A. Legislation
1. Adoption Act, RSBC l996, c 5
The Adoption Act governs adoptions in BC. The Act provides for the licensing of adoption agencies. These agencies, in addition to the Director of Adoption, have exclusive authority for facilitating adoptions, matching birth families with adoptive parents, adoption planning, pre-placement assessment, placement services, and post-placement counselling and assessments for non relative adoptions in BC.
The Adoption Act enables any adult person to apply to adopt a child, or to adopt another adult person. Under ss 5 and 29, one or two adults may apply to adopt a child. This allows unmarried couples, including same sex-couples, to apply to adopt.
The Adoption Act says that a child may be placed for adoption by the Director of Child, Family and Community Service; an adoption agency; a parent or guardian of a child by direct placement; or a parent or guardian of a child, if the child is placed with a relative of the child. A direct placement means the placing of a child by a parent or other guardian with one or 2 adults who are not a relative of the child.
Section 37 of the Adoption Act states the effect of the adoption order. For all purposes, an adopted child becomes the child of the adopting parent(s) and the biological parents cease to have any parental rights or obligations with respect to the child.
Two legal exceptions under the Act are:
- a) an adopted First Nations child does not lose status, rights, privileges, disabilities, and limitations acquired under the Indian Act and other Acts (s 37(7)); and
- b) adoption adds a prohibited degree of consanguinity for the purpose of marriage or laws relating to incest (s 37(4)).
The adopted person takes the given names specified in the adoption order, and the surname of the adopting parents, unless the court orders otherwise (s 36).
Furthermore, openness agreements are recognized by statute (s 59) and may be entered into by the adoptive parents, the birth parents, and others with a relationship to the child, after consents to adoption have been signed.
An adoption effected under the law of a jurisdiction other than BC is valid in BC as though it had been made under BC’s adoption legislation (s 47). Part 4 of the Adoption Act deals with interprovincial and intercountry adoptions. Before a person brings a child into the province for adoption they must obtain the approval of a director or an adoption agency.
Part 4 Division 2 deals with intercountry adoption of children from countries that are signatories to the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption. To complete an adoption from a foreign country, whether that country is a “Hague Country” or not, a person needs the approval of the British Columbia Central Authority.
Under the Adoption Act, ss 63(1) and 64(1), birth records may be disclosed to both birth parents and adult adoptees. The Reunion Registry facilitates reunions and disclosure of records. The Act provides for filing of non-disclosure vetoes and no-contact vetoes (ss 65 and 66).
B. Procedure
1. Consent
Section 13 of the Adoption Act states that no adoption order may be made without the written consent of:
- the child, if 12 years of age or over; children aged between 7 and 11 must be interviewed to ascertain whether they understand the meaning of adoption, and their views on the proposed name changes and a report must be filed with the court;
- the child’s parents. The birth mother can not sign consents until the child is at least 10 days old. The consent of the biological father, who is not presumed to be the child’s biological father under s. 26 of the Family Law Act, is not required unless the biological father acknowledges he is the father and is named as the father by the child’s birth mother;
- the child’s guardians;
- where a child is a permanent ward of the Director of Child, Family, and Community Service, the Director, as guardian, must consent.
The court may dispense with the need for consent from some of these parties. Parental consent may be dispensed with if it is in the best interest of the child or if the person has abandoned or deserted the child, cannot be found, is incapable of giving consent, has persistently neglected or refused to contribute to support for which he or she is liable, or is a person whose consent ought, in all the circumstances of the case, to be dispensed with (s 17). The consent of a child over 12 years of age can only be dispensed with if the child is not capable of giving an informed consent (s 17(2)).
A person’s consent must be in the form of an affidavit sworn in front of a notary or a lawyer. Each affidavit must state that the effect of the consent and of adoption was fully explained to the person consenting, and that he or she signed the consent freely and voluntarily.
How and when a person can revoke their consent is set out below in section 6.
2. Notifying the Director of Adoption
Within 14 days after receiving a child into their home for the purposes of adoption, the prospective adoptive parents must notify, in writing the Director of Adoptions or an adoption agency (s 12).
A person wishing to apply to adopt must notify the Director of Adoption in writing of his or her intention (s 31) at least 30 days before filing the application unless:
- the child has been placed in a licensed adoption agency;
- the child is related to the applicant