supervised access

noun phrase
UK /ˈsuːpəvaɪzd ˈækses/
US /ˈsuːpərvaɪzd ˈækses/

A time when a grown-up watches you while you visit someone.

The child had supervised access with her father at the park.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Permission to use something only while someone is watching.

Students have supervised access to the science lab.

3. A legal arrangement where visits are watched by a third person.

The court ordered supervised access every Saturday.

4. The right to enter a place only with an approved person present.

The archive offers supervised access to old records.