(1) The family court may order that the parents submit an inventory of the assets of the child and render accounts regarding their management. The parents are to affix to the inventory an affirmation that it is correct and complete. If the inventory submitted is inadequate, then the family court may order that the inventory is made by a competent authority or by a competent official or notary.
(2) The family court may order that the money of the child is invested in a particular way and that its approval is necessary for revocation. If securities, valuables or Debt Register claims against the Federal Government or a Land are part of the assets of the child, the family court may impose on the parent who represents the child the same duties as, under sections 1814 to 1816 and 1818, are imposed on a guardian; sections 1819 and 1820 are to be applied accordingly.
(3) The family court may require the parent who endangers the assets of the child to provide security for the assets the parent has under management. The nature and the scope of the provision of security is determined by the family court in its discretion. In the creation and cancellation of the security, the cooperation of the child is substituted by the order of the family court. The provision of security may be compelled only by the care for the assets of the child being removed as a whole or in part under section 1666 (1).
(4) The costs of the measures ordered are borne by the parent who occasioned them.