The making of a child arrangements order with respect to the living arrangements of a child who is the subject of a care order discharges the care order.
For the purposes of subsection (1), a child arrangements order is one made with respect to the living arrangements of a child if the arrangements regulated by the order consist of, or include, arrangements which relate to either or both of the following—
The making of a care order with respect to a child who is the subject of any section 8 order discharges that order.
Where an activity direction has been made with respect to a child, the making of a care order with respect to the child discharges the direction.
The making of a care order with respect to a child who is the subject of a supervision order discharges that other order.
The making of a care order with respect to a child who is a ward of court brings that wardship to an end.
The making of a care order with respect to a child who is the subject of a school attendance order made under section 437 of the Education Act 1996 discharges the school attendance order.
The making of a special guardianship order with respect to a child who is the subject of—
discharges that order.
Where an emergency protection order is made with respect to a child who is in care, the care order shall have effect subject to the emergency protection order.
Any order made under section 4(1) 4ZA(1),4A(1) or 5(1) shall continue in force until the child reaches the age of eighteen, unless it is brought to an end earlier.
Any—
shall continue in force until the child reaches the age of eighteen, unless it is brought to an end earlier.
An order under Schedule 1 has effect as specified in that Schedule.
A section 8 order ... shall, if it would otherwise still be in force, cease to have effect when the child reaches the age of sixteen, unless it is to have effect beyond that age by virtue of section 9(6). . . .
Subsection (10) does not apply to provision in a child arrangements order which regulates arrangements relating to—
Where a section 8 order has effect with respect to a child who has reached the age of sixteen, it shall, if it would otherwise still be in force, cease to have effect when he reaches the age of eighteen.
Any care order, other than an interim care order, shall continue in force until the child reaches the age of eighteen, unless it is brought to an end earlier.
Any order made under any other provision of this Act in relation to a child shall, if it would otherwise still be in force, cease to have effect when he reaches the age of eighteen.
Where an application ("the previous application") has been made for—
no further application of a kind mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (e) may be made with respect to the child concerned, without leave of the court, unless the period between the disposal of the previous application and the making of the further application exceeds six months.
Subsection (15) does not apply to applications made in relation to interim orders.
Where—
that person may not make a further application for such an order with respect to the same child, unless he has obtained the leave of the court.