The applicant filed a complaint with the Child and Family Services Review Board regarding the respondent children's aid society's actions in apprehending her child, denying a kinship placement, and managing access.
The respondent argued the Board lacked jurisdiction under s. 120(8) of the Child, Youth and Family Services Act because the issues had already been decided by the court in a child protection proceeding.
The Board reviewed the court documents and found that several of the applicant's concerns, including the apprehension and placement of the child, were indeed before the court and could not be reviewed.
However, the Board retained jurisdiction over remaining service-related complaints, which were scheduled for a further pre-hearing.