Principles to be observed when administering Act
7 Principles to be observed when administering Act
In the administration of this Act the following principles must be observed —
the principle that a child care service should be provided to a child in a way that —
protects the child from harm; and
respects the child’s dignity and privacy; and
safeguards and promotes the child’s wellbeing; and
provides positive experiences for the child; and
stimulates and develops the child’s creative, emotional, intellectual, physical, recreational and social potential;
the principle that child care services should be provided in a way that —
involves parents of the children to whom the services are provided and other members of the community; and
reflects best practice in the care, education and recreation of young children; and
reflects the diverse nature of the community.
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