| Under the Religion and Religious Organizations Act, where a child is under the age of 16 the choice of religion is reserved for the parents or those in loco parentis. |
| Cameron is in essence assuming the role of in loco parentis in relation to almost every household in Britain. |
| But extreme in loco parentis protection of legal adults from their own stupid decisions is a sick and dangerous idea, and one that's destined not just to fail but to backfire. |
| Parents or persons acting in loco parentis are responsible for the health of a working child. |
| Most of the American and Canadian decisions allow access to parents who stand in loco parentis. |
| Cordelia and her partner, Andrew, see themselves in loco parentis. |
