Chapter 1	Organisation and competence of the AdoptionsBoard
Chapter 2	Secretariat
Chapter 3	The name of the jury and so on.
Chapter 4	Cases
Chapter 5	Avision of the adoption collectors
Chapter 6	Oversight with the intermediaries
Chapter 7	National adoption
Chapter 8	Entry into force

Completion of the Rules of Procedure of the Board of Adoptionment

Under section 25, no. 1 and 2, Section 25 (b). ONE, FIVE. pkt., paragraph FOUR, TWO. pkt., and paragraph. 5, and section 30 (3). 3, in accordance with the law of adoption, cf. Law Order no. 392 of 22. April 2013, as amended by law no. 647 of 12. June 2013, shall be determined :

Chapter 1

Organisation and competence of the AdoptionsBoard

§ 1. The Board of Adoption shall consist of a President who shall be the Supreme Court or the Supreme Court judge and by nine other members, including four members with medical expertise (paediatrics, medicine, psychiatry and child and youth sycaatri), a psychologist, one ; Social worker, two members of the staff, and a lawyer from the Board of Appeal, Family Law.

Paragraph 2. Members and the delegates for them are appointed by the social and integration minister for up to four years at a time. In all, one member can have been shifted for eight years. The same applies to a delegate.

Paragraph 3. The Legal Member is the Vice-President of the European Parliament. The President shall enter the President's place if the President is detained.

§ 2. The essential tasks of the adoption board shall be :

1) the processing of complaints :

a) decisions taken by the adoption collectors, cf. Chapter 4,

b) the establishment in relation to the child's psycho-social and health conditions, as those organisations which have been granted authorisation to provide for adoption by the Act of Title 30, paragraph 1. 1, (the intermediaries), shall exercise, cf. Chapter 6, and

c) the handling of cases by the intermediaries in which a specific child is put into proposals for Danish adoptions (matching proposals), as set out in proposals for Danish adoptions. Chapter

2) to supervise :

a) the adoption of the adoptions, cf. Chapter 5,

b) the processing of the matchmaking by intermediaries, cf. Chapter 6, and

c) the part of the organizational organizations which relate to the child's psychos-social and health conditions, cf. Chapter 6,

3) and :

a) in the name of national adoptions, to select the approved applicant, which is deemed best suited to adopt a particular child or receive a particular child in care for adoption, cf. Chapter 7,

b) to appoint a number of particularly qualified children's children who can guide adoption applicants in relation to matching proposals,

c) to collect, process and disseminate knowledge of adoption and

d) to publish an annual report.

§ 3. The chairman of the Board is organising the work of the jury and will lead the Board's meetings.

Paragraph 2. The Chairman shall cooperate with the Secretariat the daily functions of the jury, including the response to the hearings and inquiries of predominating factual nature.

Paragraph 3. The other members of the Board shall subsequently be informed of requests to and from the Board shall be informed by the Chairman and the secretariat referred to in paragraph 1. 2.

§ 4. The Chairman, or the chairman, authorists this, represents the name of the Board.

Chapter 2

Secretariat

§ 5. The Board of Directeers, the Department of Family, provides secretarial assistance to the Board of Directs.

Paragraph 2. The secretariat shall be able to be consulted by experts as consultants.

Paragraph 3. The Board may make use of external consultants, in particular to collect, process and disseminate knowledge of adoption, cf. § 2, nr. paragraph 3 (c).

§ 6. The secretariat shall provide the refusal of assistance to the work of the latter and shall, including the ongoing updating and complementing of the knowledge, of the knowledge of adoption.

Chapter 3

The name of the jury and so on.

Mention

§ 7. The Board may conduct its business in meetings to which all members are convened (plenary sessions), and outside of meetings.

Paragraph 2. The Board shall be able to amuse a member or several members to decide on certain specified circumstances.

Paragraph 3. The Board shall be able to amuse a member or to the members or the secretariat to carry out the decisions of the Board.

§ 8. The Board is in matters dealt with in plenary sessions, quorum, when at least five members, including the President or the Vice-President, are involved.

Paragraph 2. Decisions shall be taken by the general voting majority. In cases where the voices are equal, the President-in-Office of the Council will be giving the vote

Attendance

§ 9. The juror's meetings aren't public.

Paragraph 2. Except in the treatment of cases of appeal, the Member may call persons who may be given special insight or interest to participate in the processing of an item on the agenda.

Paragraph 3. The staff of the Secretariat may, according to the President's rule, participate in the meetings of the Board.

§ 10. A Member should, as far as possible, give notice of full or partial absence.

Paragraph 2. In the absence of a member, the delegate may be referred to as possible.

Meetings

§ 11. The meeting shall be held at the meeting of the meeting in question and, moreover, as often as the chairman of the President considers it necessary. The President shall convene a meeting when two Members request it. The President determines the alert for the request.

Agenda

§ 12. The agenda shall be determined by the President.

Paragraph 2. Every Member may ask to put a point on the agenda.

Paragraph 3. The agenda shall, as far as possible, be attached to the material required for the examination of the item points.

Paragraph 4. The dossiers in specific complaints for treatment must be available to Members in good time before the meeting. In exceptional cases, it is sufficient that the files are available at the meeting.

Minutes

§ 13. The secretariat shall draw up the minutes of each appointment.

Paragraph 2. Draft minutes to be issued no later than call to the next meeting.

Paragraph 3. The objections to the report shall be made no later than the next appointment.

Confidentiality

§ 14. The members of the Adopted Board shall be subject to the general rules of confidentiality of the penal code and the management of the law.

Paragraph 2. The members of the Board shall ensure that material received in connection with the work of the Board shall not be outsiders by outsiders. The Member shall be withholding from the confidential material in possession of the confidential material.

Chapter 4

Cases

Clause of Klagesager

§ 15. Where a complaint has been lodged with the Board, the secretariat shall be prepared to prepare the proceedings for the appointment of the latter. The secretariat shall, in particular, ensure that the case is sufficiently enlightened.

§ 16. The secretariat of the secretariat, in cooperation with the chairman, the number of cases for each appointment, which, having regard to the nature and justifiable treatment of the parties concerned, is time-wise to include.

Treatment and decision of the complasiant

§ 17. The Board shall take a decision in grieving proceedings by oral proceedings at plenary session, cf. however, paragraph 1 2 and section 18.

Paragraph 2. When special circumstances justify it, the President may decide that a complaint matter is dealt with outside a meeting. However, a Member may require the matter to be dealt with at a plenary session.

§ 18. The President shall be able to decide on its own hand without submission to the Board of the Board ;

1) refusal of a complaint made by a person not to be complainable ;

2) refusal of a complaint which cannot be dealt with by the name of the Board, and

3) refusal of a request to resume a case if there is no new and essential information.

Paragraph 2. The other Member States shall subsequently be informed of the decisions taken in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

§ 19. The person who is a party to a complaint file is entitled to an orally to the board to explain his views on the matter.

20. For each appointment, a protocol shall be entered in which :

1) the decision of the jury concerning the individual complaint cases, stating the number of the voting, and

2) the reasons for the decision, together with an indication of the position of the individual Members, if any disagreement has been disputing.

Paragraph 2. The Minutes shall be approved at the meeting of each member of the Member States.

§ 21. The verdict of the jury shall indicate whether there has been any agreement among the members of the jury on the voting or on the dissenting of the dissent. In the dissent, the votes must be recorded in the decision.

Paragraph 2. The parties to the case shall be informed of the decision taken as soon as possible. At the same time, the authority or intermediaries whose decision has been complainant shall be notified.

Paragraph 3. The Board shall publish decisions of general interest in anonymized form.

Chapter 5

Avision of the adoption collectors

§ 22. The Board may refer to cases of the adoption of the adoptions for review.

Paragraph 2. The Board shall inform the adoption of the outcome of the examination.

Paragraph 3. The Board shall not, as part of its supervisory activities, restructure the decisions of the adoption of the adoption of the decisions taken.

-23. The Board may host meetings with the adoptions. The Member may also provide indicative opinions and recommendations to the adoptions.

§ 24. The Board shall inform the Board of Appeal, the Department of Families, on matters of administrative difficulty.

Chapter 6

Oversight with the intermediaries

§ 25. The Board shall supervise the processing of the intermediate organisations of the matching proposals and with the organisation ' s activities relating to the child's psycho-social and health-related conditions.

Paragraph 2. The Board shall be able to do so as part of his supervisory activities in accordance with paragraph 1 Cases Cases from both the intermediaries and the adoption of the adoption of the adoption of the adoption of the adoption

SECTION 26. The Board may require an intermediating organisation to provide information about the relationship between the organisation and the conditions of a foreign intermediation.

Paragraph 2. The Board may request the Board of Appeal, the Department of Families, on the basis of the Hague Convention of 29. In May 1993 on the protection of children and cooperation with regard to international adoptions, to obtain information necessary for the supervision of the Board.

Paragraph 3. The Member may request the intermediaries to provide material for the lighting of the laws and practices of the legislator for adoption, as well as may request the organisations to draw up the statements on current circumstances ; future prospects. Furthermore, the Member States may also visit foreign authorities and the intermediaries of the intermediaries in the context of its supervision.

§ 27. The Board may hold meetings with the intermediaries of the intermediate organisation. The Board may also provide indicative opinions and recommendations to the intermediaries.

§ 28. The Board shall inform the Board of Appeal, the Department of Families, of the conditions under which supervision gives rise to, in particular, matters relating to the concept of an intermediating organisation.

§ 29. The Agency may, at the request of the Danish Agency, the Department of Families, to give opinions on general or specific conditions concerning the intermediary organisations and their activities abroad, including their existing or future ; cooperation relations abroad.

Chapter 7

National adoption

-$30. When State administration sends a case to the Adoption Board after section 41 of the notice as adoption, three members of the Board shall perform a review of the case and, in particular, will be aware of the information contained in the case that might be relevant to the case in connection with the case ; with a possible selection of the applicant in accordance with section 31.

Paragraph 2. In order to carry out a review, as mentioned in paragraph 1. 1 designating one or more voter groups in the board. The member of the board which is a social worker is a member of all the voting groups. The composition of the Voting Group may be varied from case to case.

§ 31. When a child is given up for adoption by national adoptions or placed in care for adoption with the adoption of aid from the Board of Adoption, the member of the Board shall undertake a review of the child's case. The Voter group, cf. ~ 30 (5)) 2, select from the suspension of the fixed member in the voting groups by the approved applicants who are best suited to adopt the child or receive the child in care for adoption by a specific assessment.

Paragraph 2. The entire name shall be informed subsequently on decisions taken in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

§ 32. Cases covered by this Chapter shall be examined in writing.

Chapter 8

Entry into force

§ 33. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. July, 2013.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 650 of 25. June 2012 on the Rules of Procedure of the Board of Adoptionsis hereby repealed.