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Child Abduction Act 1984: Key legislation that regulates the removal of children from the UK and makes it a criminal offense to remove a child without appropriate consent. Must be considered for international travel authorization.

Children Act 1989: Primary legislation defining parental responsibility, who can make decisions about a child's welfare, and establishing the principle of the child's best interests.

Immigration Rules and Border Force Requirements: Specific requirements for children traveling internationally and documentation needed at border control points. Essential for international travel consent forms.

GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018: Legislation governing the handling of personal information and requirements for consent in processing personal data of all parties involved.

Hague Convention on International Child Abduction: International treaty establishing obligations and cross-border child protection measures that must be considered in international travel consent.

Family Law Act 1986: Legislation covering jurisdiction matters and recognition of overseas arrangements in family law contexts, relevant for international travel consent.