#2828Regulation on Public Daycare Centers Opened Under the Social Services Law
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This regulation sets the rules for daycare centers and nurseries for children aged 0-6 that are opened by municipalities, the Ministry of Family and Social Services, and other public bodies under the Social Services Law. It covers opening permits, building standards, capacity, naming, relocation, operating rules, staff qualifications, inspections, closure, and fees. Public authorities planning to open or run childcare facilities will need to follow these standards and coordinate with provincial directorates of the Ministry. Families and staff are affected through clearer rules on service quality, staffing, safety, nutrition, education programs, and oversight.
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Key Changes
- Sets a dedicated framework for public daycare centers and nurseries serving children aged 0-6 under the Social Services Law
- Defines rules for opening permits, building conditions, capacity, relocation, naming, operations, inspections, closures, and fees
- Establishes staff qualification, duty, education, health, nutrition, and child program standards for these facilities
Obligations
What this law requires
Public institutions and organizations opening daycare centers or nurseries for children aged 0-6 under Social Services Law No. 2828 must complete the required opening procedures and obtain the necessary opening permit before operating the facility.
Public authorities opening daycare centers or nurseries must submit or maintain the required building-related documents as part of the opening authorization process.
Operators of public daycare centers and nurseries must comply with the regulation’s standards and principles on service delivery, facility operation, and personnel.
Operators of public daycare centers and nurseries must comply with the regulation’s rules on building layout, facility capacity, and age-group arrangements, including when making changes to those matters.
Operators of public daycare centers and nurseries must follow the regulation’s procedures when relocating a facility.