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They are his Dog-tags from the Angolan War in 1975……

Parental responsibilities
41 For the purposes of this Part, parental responsibilities with respect to a child are as follows:

(a) making day-to-day decisions affecting the child and having day-to-day care, control and supervision of the child;
(b) making decisions respecting where the child will reside;
(c) making decisions respecting with whom the child will live and associate;
(d) making decisions respecting the child’s education and participation in extracurricular activities, including the nature, extent and location;
(e) making decisions respecting the child’s cultural, linguistic, religious and spiritual upbringing and heritage, including, if the child is an aboriginal child, the child’s aboriginal identity;
(f) subject to section 17 of the Infants Act, giving, refusing or withdrawing consent to medical, dental and other health-related treatments for the child;
(g) applying for a passport, licence, permit, benefit, privilege or other thing for the child;
(h) giving, refusing or withdrawing consent for the child, if consent is required;
(i) receiving and responding to any notice that a parent or guardian is entitled or required by law to receive;
(j) requesting and receiving from third parties health, education or other information respecting the child;
(k) subject to any applicable provincial legislation,
(i) starting, defending, compromising or settling any proceeding relating to the child, and
(ii) identifying, advancing and protecting the child’s legal and financial interests;
(l) exercising any other responsibilities reasonably necessary to nurture the child’s development.

It’s from the following website http://www.idads.co.uk worth a read and look when you have time

Dear Readers,

Firstly I would like to thank you all for taking the time out of your day to read our boys blog , also a big thank you to those whom choose to share their opinions and thoughts!

As I have said from day one I will not censor comments made to this blog but I would like to request that you show some restraint when it comes to the use of foul langue as I have always been taught that you can make your point without swearing and would not like our boys to read some of the words that are being used.

I also believe that resorting to foul langue is a sign of poor intellect and shows a lack of verbalising a solid and firm point of view.

Kind Regards,

Phill Ferreira