Commit to not removing the presumption of parental involvement

We think doing so could: - impact all children and all parents, most of whom are good-enough to raise a child. - increase fear when parents separate, leading to increased conflict & stress. - go against attachment theory and cause harm. - widen inconsistency with public law cases where parents may be given the opportunity to change. - Cause longer delays re-establishing contact between parent/child where false allegations have been made, by which time significant harm may occur. Existing provision already exists to stop involvement when "significant harm" has occurred.