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MANDATORY MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR DAY CAE …日间护理的最低强制性标准…

National Authority for Child Protection and Adoption Order no. 25/2004 of March 09, 2004 Published in the Official Gazette, Part I no. 247 of March 22, 2004 For the approval of the mandatory minimum standards for the day care centers Based on the provisions of the Emergency Ordinance of the Government no.12/2001 on the establishment of the National Authority for Child Protection and Adoption, approved and amended by Law no. 252/2001, and of article 9 paragraph 3 of the Government Decision no. 770/2003 on the organization and operation of the National Authority for Child Protection and Adoption, the Secretary of state of the National Authority for Child Protection and Adoption issues the present order. Article 1 The mandatory minimum standards for the day care centers for children with disabilities, listed in the appendix that is an integral part of the present order are hereby approved. Article 2 The present order shall enter into force as of January 1, 2005. The secretary of state of the National Authority for Child Protection and Adoption. Gabriela Coman Bucharest, March 9, 2004 No. 25 Appendix MANDATORY MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR DAY CARE CENTERS FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES Day care centers for children with disabilities, further referred to as DCCD, are child protection services aiming at preventing child abandonment and institutionalization, by providing, during daytime, activities such as care, education, habilitation-rehabilitation, recreation-socializing, counseling, development of independent life skills, school and professional guidance etc. for children, and support, counseling, education activities for parents or legal representatives, as well as for other individuals having children in care. The services provided by DCCD are complementary to the efforts of the child’s own family, as these derive from parental obligations and responsibilities, as well as to the services provided by the educational facilities and other service providers, according to the ch