The Wisconsin Order for Temporary Physical Custody (Secure/Nonsecure) — Indian Child Welfare Act is a type of court order issued in the state of Wisconsin in cases involving the Indian Child Welfare Act (IOWA). This order grants temporary physical custody of an Indian child to either the Indian Child Welfare Division of the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families or a designated Indian custodian. Securing the child's safety and well-being is the primary purpose of this order. There are two types of temporary custody orders under the IOWA: secure and nonsecure. A secure custody order requires that the child live in a secure facility, such as a residential care center, juvenile detention center, or residential treatment center. A nonsecure custody order allows the child to remain in a nonsecure placement, such as the home of the child's parent or guardian, or with a relative or foster parent. The court order specifies the conditions of temporary physical custody, such as the duration of the custody, the type of placement, and the duties of the custodian.