The presentation by the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Ministry of Health of the Minister's presentation is governed by the Law of 19 January 1973 on the Day of the Child (36/73) , pursuant to Article 23 (1) (2) and (3), Article 28 (2) and Article 33:

ARTICLE 1

Day-care services shall be organised in such a way as to ensure that the care and upbringing of children in different age groups is balanced and that local conditions are safeguarded.

§ 1a (22.12.1994/1336)

The educational objectives referred to in Article 2a of the Children's Day Care Act include support for the language and culture of the children of Finnish or Swedish, the Sami, the Roma and the various groups of migrant groups, in cooperation with the culture concerned. With representatives.

ARTICLE 2 (16.6.1995/882)

A child's parents or other guardians who wish to have a day-care centre in accordance with Article 11a of the Child Day Care Act shall submit an application to that effect no later than four months before the child needs a day care centre.

However, if the need for daycare is due to employment, studies or training, and the starting point is not foreseeable, you should apply for daycare as soon as possible, but no later than two weeks before the child Needs a place to treat.

However, if the need for care for a child in daycare changes from part-time care or other part-time care to full-time care due to unforeseen employment, studies or training, the municipality shall, for the above reasons, arrange: Where an enlarged treatment is required, immediately upon receipt of a change in the need for information. (19.06.2008)

In the case of daycare for children other than those referred to in Article 11a of the Children's Day Care Act, priority must be given to children who need daily care for social and educational reasons.

When a child who is in need of special care or education is taken to a day home, he or she must obtain the opinion of a specialist or other specialist in the field.

ARTICLE 3 (29.12.1994)

Paragraph 3 has been repealed by L 29.12.1994/1497 .

§ 4 (36.1988/486)

Day care is provided in full-time and fulltime care. In the case of a full-time treatment, the duration of treatment of a child shall normally be maintained for a continuous period of up to 10 hours per day and for a partial day care for five hours.

§ 5

The daytime operation during the calendar year and the opening hours of the day must be organised according to local needs.

ARTICLE 6 (21.08.1992)

At least one person who has a law on the qualification requirements of the professional staff of the social security service in the daycare and parenting (192/2005) , as in force on 1 January 2013, the professional qualification provided for in Article 7 or Article 8, up to a maximum of eight children aged three years in full-time care. Not more than four children under three years of age shall be in a daycare centre for care and education, as well as at least one person with the above professional qualification. (22/05/1282)

At least one person who has access to the Regulation on the conditions of eligibility of the professional staff for the maintenance of social security (804/92) The professional qualification provided for in Article 4 or Article 5, up to a maximum of seven full-time equivalents per child. Not more than four children under three years of age shall be in a daycare centre for care and education, as well as at least one person with the above professional qualification.

At least one person who has the professional qualification referred to in paragraph 1 for a maximum period of up to 13 years of age shall be admitted to the daycare and parenting post.

If there is one or more children in need of special care and care in kindergarten, this must be taken into account in the number of children to be treated or the number of persons involved in the treatment and parenting function, unless they are: A special assistant for such a child.

At least one third of the provisions of Article 7 of the Law on the Qualifications of Professional Staff of 1 January 2013, as provided for in Article 7 of the Law on the qualification of professional staff in the field of care and training, shall be at least every three years. Professional qualification and the professional qualification provided for in Article 8. (22/05/1282)

At least one in three treatment and parenting activities will have the professional qualification and other therapeutic and educational functions provided for in Article 4 of the Regulation on the conditions of eligibility of the professional staff of the social services The professional qualification provided for in Article 5.

The municipality may deviate from the ratio of the ratio provided for in paragraphs 1 and 2, provided that the average care days for children are consistently significantly lower than the working days. Derogations may occur in such a way that children are not more than short-term in treatment than the overall ratio requires. (21.12.2006/1345)

In addition, the ratio of the ratio provided for in paragraphs 1 and 2 may be waived temporarily and in the short term for the extension of the child's duration within the meaning of Article 2 (3). (19.06.2008)

Articles 7 to 7a

Articles 7 to 7a have been repealed by A 21.8.1992/806 .

§ 8 (31.5.1990)

At the same time, at the same time, a maximum of four children may be treated in the family nursery, including the children of the family nursemaid, who are not yet in primary education. In addition, one basic education law can be managed (18/08/1998) , a child of primary education, or a child in a midday nurseries organised by a municipality, which begins the year following the year of base teaching. (30.3.2000)

Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1, in the family day home two nurses may, at the same time, take care of up to eight children and, on a part-time basis, two children referred to in the second sentence of paragraph 1. (30.3.2000)

For specific reasons and taking into account local conditions, three nurses may be treated at the same time by a maximum of 12 children.

Where more children are treated in the family nursery at the same time as those provided for in paragraph 2, one family day nurse shall have at least the law on the qualification requirements of the professional staff of the social services, as applicable The professional qualification provided for in Article 8 of 1 January 2013. (22/05/1282)

Where more children are treated in the family nursery at the same time as those provided for in paragraph 2, one family day nurse shall have at least the vocational training provided for in Article 5 of the Regulation on the conditions of eligibility of professional staff. Competence. (21.08.1992)

When one or more children in need of care and education are cared for in the family day home, this will take account of the number of children attending at the same time in the family day home, unless there is a special assistant for such a child.

What is laid down in this article does not apply in the event of a municipality providing family day care for children of the same family in their home.

Articles 9 to 10a

Articles 9 to 10a have been repealed by A 17.6.1983/550 .

ARTICLE 11 (12/02/1034)

Children's Day Care Act (186/1973) The multi-member institution referred to in Article 11d (1) shall, as provided for in Article 28 (1) of the Law on the Day of Children, immediately carry out an inspection at the place of day care, and Ensure that the childcare facility and the care provided there are equivalent to the health and other requirements for daycare.

The list of day care providers referred to in paragraph 1 shall be kept by a multi-member institution as referred to in paragraph 1.

Articles 12 to 12a

Articles 12 to 12a have been repealed by A 17.6.1983/550 .

ARTICLE 13 (12/02/1034)

Paragraph 13 has been repealed by A 28.12.2016 .

ARTICLE 14

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 April 1973.

Paragraph 2 has been repealed by A 6.6.1986/431 .