6. The reimbursed family are foster parents, foster parents, and guardians who exercise roles and responsibilities to provide alternative parenting to the child.
7. Custody is the power of parents to nurture, educate, nurture, nurture, protect, and grow children in accordance with their own religion and their abilities, talents, and interest.
8. Nurturing by the Family is the parenting of children committed by birth parents or other family members up to a third degree.
9. Alternative parenting is a family-based upbringing committed by foster parents, nurturing by guardians, parenting by foster parents, or residential-based parenting.
10.Anak Foster is a child raised by a person or institution to be given guidance, maintenance, care, education, and health, because his parents or one of his parents are unable to guarantee the natural growing of the children's flowers.
11.2 Foster Parents are parents other than family or single parents who receive the authority to perform a temporary child's parenting.
12.Wali is a person or body who in fact runs a foster care as a parent to a child.
The next 13.m Social Welfare Institute (LKSA) is a social welfare institution created by the Government, the local government, or the community that carries out the care of the nurturing and protection of the good children. was inside and outside the Social Welfare Society.
14.Asesmen is a process for identifying problems, needs, and potential children and families related to parenting and child protection, the readiness and capacity of parents, families or prospective parents of surrogate, sources that can didayagunwill to support children and families as well as LKSA ' s residential-based parenting capacity in performing the role as the last source in alternative parenting.
The Residency-Based Orphanage is the last alternative parenting and is temporary by placing the child in LKSA until its permanent family-based parenting is acquired.
16.6 Professional Social Workers are a working person, both in government and private institutions that have the competencies and professions of social workers, and care in social work gained through education, training, and/or experience of social work practice to carry out service tasks and handling social issues.
17.Society is an individual, family, group, and social welfare agency and/or a community of social welfare.
Section 2
Child parenting is based on the principle of child protection consisting of up:
a. nondiscrimination;
B. the best interests for the child;
c. The right to life, survival, and development; and
D. Credit for the child's vision
Section 3
Child parenting is done with regard to:
a. the right to be nurtured by his parents;
B. the right to not be separated from his family;
c. the right to know the origins of the family;
D. Religious similarities with children;
e. confidence and child culture; and
f. Protection of all forms of violence, exploitation, and neglect.
BAB II
INTENT, PURPOSE, AND SCOPE
Section 4
The childcare hosting is intended to allow any child to obtain proper parenting in accordance with its right to the child ' s best interests.
Section 5
The host of childcare aims:
a. Fulfill the basic services and needs of every child will be compassion, and peace, safety, and welfare, and any other end of the term of the Cloud Service.
B. It is a clear legal status for any child who is in foster care.
Section 6
The childcare scope includes:
a. the parenting by the family; and
B. Alternative parenting.
BAB III
NURTURING BY THE FAMILY
Section 7
(1) The upbringing by the family is done by the birth parents or family members of the blood in a straight line up or down to the bottom of the third degree.
(2) The care of a family member in a straight line up or down to the bottom up to the third degree as referred to in verse (1) must be catted to the social agencies and the agencies that are organizing affairs in the field of occupation Local.
Section 8
(1) The parents are obliged and responsible for the form of child welfare, both spiritually, physical and social.
(2) The obligation and liability as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. nurture, nurture, educate, and protect children in accordance with the harkat and the dignity of humanity;
B. To grow the child optimally according to its ability, talent, and interest; and
c. prevent the occurrence of marriage at the age of the child.
Section 9
(1) In terms of parental separation due to divorce, and the court decides child is nurtured by one of the parties, father or mother, the duty and responsibility of the parents remain binding until the child reaches adulthood.
(2) The termination of divorce as referred to in verse (1) does not decide the parental rights of parental custody of the child, both legally and physically.
Section 10
(1) The child who comes from a divorced family nonetheless has the right to meet directly and to personally connect with her parents.
(2) One of the divorced parents is obliged to give permission to one of the parents who wants to meet her son.
Section 11
(1) Every child is entitled to be nurtured by his own parents, unless there is a reason and/or the legal rule of law suggests that separation is in the best interest of the child and is the last consideration.
(2) In terms of the parent no, or unknown to its existence, or for a cause, it cannot carry out its obligations and its responsibility, obligations and responsibilities as referred to in Article 8 ts or the family up to the degree Third and foster parents, foster parents, guardians as well as residency-based nurseries as the last alternative.
3. Child Trust is the authority granted to a person or legal entity based on a verdict or determination of a court to perform the law or legal action as a representative for the benefit and in the name of the child who does not have a valid name. Or no known whereabouts of his parents, or both parents who are still not able to perform legal deeds or perform their duties as parents.
4. Parents are the father and/or mother of the birth, or father and/or stepmother, or father and/or adoptive mother.
5. Family is the smallest unit in society that consists of husband and wife and child, or father and son, or mother and child, or family of blood in a straight line up or down to the third degree.