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a. providing direction and performance guidelines for the Government, provincial regional government, county/city area governance and the community in the advanced social services; and
B. improving the quality of advanced social services of age.
Section 4
The Old Social Services Guidelines for the Age are reserved for:
a. Government, provincial government, and county/city regional governments that have duties and functions in the advanced social services of age;
B. various LKS that carry out advanced social services of age; and
c. Other stakeholders who care and play a role as well as in social services.
Section 5
Advanced Social Service Guidelines of Age, covering activities:
a. services in the home and outside of the home;
B. protection; and
c. The development of advanced social institutions of age.
BAB II
SERVICE IN THE HOME AND OUTSIDE OF THE ORPHANAGE
The Kesatu section
General
Section 6
(1) The Old Social Services of the Age can be performed both in the home and outside of the orphanage.
(2) The Advanced Social Services of the Age as referred to in verse (1), can be performed both by the Government, provincial government, and county/city local governments and the public.
(3) The service carried out by the Government as referred to in paragraph (2), carried out by the Ministry of Social Affairs.
(4) The services undertaken by the provincial government and district/city administration as referred to in verse (2), carried out by the service/social agencies of the province and the service/social institution of the district/city
(5) The service performed by the public as referred to in paragraph (2), conducted by LKS.
The Second Part
Service In The Home
Section 7
Service in the parlour, done with the purpose for:
a. improving the quality of life and the continued well-being of age;
B. to adhere to the basic needs of the age; and
c. enhance the role as well as the community, Government, provincial government, and county/city area governments in implementing and providing various forms of advanced social services.
Section 8
The ministry of the home is implemented by placing the elderly in an elderly home to meet the needs of his life as well as feasible.
Section 9
The type of service given in the parlour, includes:
a. a worthy residence grant;
B. living guarantee of eating, clothing, health maintenance;
c. leisure filling including recreation;
D. mental, social, skills, religious guidance; and
e. Funeral services or other desigcountries.
The Third Part
Home Service Outside Service
Section 10
(1) The orphanage service is done with the purpose for:
a. improving the quality of life and the continued well-being of age;
B. Compliance with the terms of the IBM Cloud Service is the following:
c. enhance the role as well as the community, Government, provincial government, and county/city regional governments in implementing and providing various forms of advanced social services.
(2) The advanced Acting Age outside of the orphanage is exercised by educated companions or trained in conducting the elderly social services.
Section 11
The orphanage service is implemented by placing an advanced age in the family, or a replacement family that exists in the community.
Section 12
The type of service that is given to the elderly outside of the home, includes:
a. services of continued social and social care and social care in the family environment;
B. the old daily ministry of the age; and
c. strengthening of productive economic endeavour through institutional approach as a social investment.
Section 13
(1) advanced nursing and social care services in the family environment as referred to in Article 12 of the letter a, are services to an advanced age that is not a potential and is in a family environment or surrogate family.
(2) advanced social care and maintenance services in the family environment as referred to in paragraph (1), which is the assistance of assistance, social care, including the fulfillment of basic needs in order for the life needs of life to be fulfilled. Decent.
Section 14
(1) The advanced daily service as referred to in Article 12 of the letter b, is a service to the advanced potential age of its nature, exercised during the day, in a maximum of 8 (eight) hours a day and not staying overnight.
(2) The daily service of the age as referred to in verse (1) is the filling of leisure, exercise, mental guidance, and art.
Section 15
(1) The strengthening of productive economic endeavour through an institutional approach as a social investment as referred to in Article 12 of the letter c, is the assistance given to the further the less capable age of the potential.
(2) The strengthening of the productive economic effort as referred to in paragraph (1), is given to individuals through LKS with the accompaniment, which is preceded by social guidance and skills.
(3) The strengthening of the productive economic effort as referred to in paragraph (1) is the granting of a productive economic aid package.
BAB III
PROTECTION
The Kesatu section
General
Section 16
Social protection for further ages is intended to prevent and deal with the risk of shocks and social vulnerabilities so that aging survival can be fulfilled according to the minimum basic needs.
Section 17
Social protection for further ages, including:
a. social assistance;
B. Out of view;
C. accessibility; and
D. the old service of the age in the replacement family.
The Second Part
Social Assistance
Section 18
7. Instituations in the Fields of the Social Welfare of the Age that are later called the Institute of the Age are institutions that host the social welfare of the good age undertaken by the Government, local governments, and the public.
8. Social Welfare Institute, which is next abbreviated to LKS is a social organization or social society that carries out social welfare created by the public, both legal and non-governing. the law.
Section 2
The Old Social Service guidelines of the Age are intended to provide a reference to the Government, provincial government, county/city governance, and society in carrying out advanced social services.
Section 3
Advanced Social Service Guidelines Age aims to:
h. provide accessibility and conduct advocacy as well as coordination to other agencies to provide the accessibility for further ages.
The Second Part
Provincial Regional Government
Section 36
The governor has the authority:
a. carrying out an elderly social service policy;
B. coordinate the conduct of policy, the advanced social services of the intercity/city age in its territory;
c. perform cooperation with other stakeholders;
D. conducting an strengthening of institutional capacity, an increase in human resources;
e. facilitate the implementation of the elderly social services;
f. assemble and compile old-age data in the province region;
G. provide accessibility; and
h. doing monitoring and evaluation of advanced social services age.
The Third Part
County/City Government
Section 37
The Bupati or the Mayor has the authority:
a. carrying out advanced social services of age;
B. coordinate the advanced social services of the district/kota;
c. perform cooperation with other districts/cities in and outside the province;
D. carrying out formation activities and increased capacity as well as the elderly social services;
e. doing cooperation with other stakeholders;
f. Conducting a chain of human resources that are already being educated and trained by the government and provincial governments;
G. doing advanced redataan.
h. planning the need for human resources as a companion power to improve accessibility to further ages;
i. provide accessibility; and
J. doing monitoring and evaluation of advanced social services age.
BAB VI
FUNDING
Section 38
(1) The funding of the implementation of policies, programs, and the activities of the elderly social services by the Government is sourced from the State Budget and Shopping Budget.
(2) The funding of the implementation of policies, programs, and other social service activities of the age by provincial regional governments is sourced from the provincial area ' s spending revenue budget.
(3) The funding of continued enforcement of policies, programs, and social services activities by the county/city administration is sourced from the county/city area shopping income budget.
BAB VII
MONITORING AND EVALUATION
Section 39
(1) Government, provincial governance, and district/city governance conduct monitoring to guarantee synergy, continuity, and effectiveness of the measures integrated in the conduct of policy and social services activities Age.
(2) Monitoring as referred to in paragraph (1), to know the development and obstacles in the implementation of the policy and the activities of the elderly social services.
(3) Monitoring is conducted periodically through the coordination and direct monitoring of the conduct of the policy and the activities of the elderly social services.
Section 40
(1) Minister of Social Affairs, governor, bupati/mayor in accordance with his authority to conduct evaluations of policy and activities performed periodically.
(2) The results of the evaluation of the implementation of the current policy and social services activities as referred to in paragraph (1), are used for planning the next year in order to repair the program.
(3) Evaluation as specified in paragraph (2), executed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
BAB VIII
COACHING AND SUPERVISION
Section 41
(1) The Minister of Social Affairs conducts coaching and oversight over the implementation of the national age of social services and activities of the social services.
(2) The governor conducts coaching and oversight over the implementation of the policies and the activities of the continued social services in the province region.
(3) The Regent/mayor conducts coaching and supervision over the implementation of the elderly social services activities in the district/city region.
Section 42
The public can conduct surveillance on elderly social services activities according to the mechanism and conditions of the laws.
Section 43
The coaching and supervision as referred to in Article 41 and Article 42, aims to increase motivation for the sustainability of elderly social services activities.
BAB IX
REPORTING
Section 44
(1) The Regent/mayor delivers a report on the implementation of advanced social services in the area to the Minister of Social Affairs through the Governor.
(2) The governor delivers a report on the implementation of the policy and the continued social services activities in the area to the Minister of Social Affairs and the Home Secretary.
(3) The report as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) includes:
a. Execution report; and/or
B. Accountability Report
(4) The (4) report (s) of the (3) letter (s) of the (3) letter (s),
(5) The account of the liability as referred to in paragraph (3) of the letter b, in the case of a financial report.
(6) The form and layout of the reporting as referred to in paragraph (4) and paragraph (5), executed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
BAB X
OTHER PROVISIONS
Section 45
Further provisions on the criteria, terms, layout and standardization of social services in the home and outside of the orphanage, protection and institutional are set in the Minister ' s Regulations.
BAB XI
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 46
The rules of the Minister are defined by the Minister of Social Affairs as the Norma, Standard, Procedure, and Criteria (NSPK) as the old social services guidelines of the government, provincial government, and local governments. county/city.
Section 47
The Minister ' s rules are beginning to apply at the date of the invitation.
In order for everyone to know it, order the invection
Government
Section 35
The Minister has the authority:
a. formulate and establish policy and technical guidance as well as the evaluation of advanced social services;
B. establish advanced norms, standards, procedures, and criteria of age social services;
c. carry out policies, facilitate the improvement of human resources and the provision of technical guidance as well as the evaluation of elderly social services;
D. carrying out an elderly social service t
