Child and Juvenile Welfare and Rights Protection Act Article 76

The term "after-school care services for children" in Article 23, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 12, refers to care services provided to elementary school students outside of school hours. The after-school care services for children mentioned in the preceding paragraph may be organized by designated elementary schools by the education competent authority, or by township (town, city, district) offices, private individuals, or organizations applying to establish and operate child after-school care service centers.The application, establishment, fee items, purposes and standards, management, facilities and equipment, reorganization, personnel qualifications and disqualification, reporting, information collection, inquiry, processing, utilization, and other matters to be complied with for the child after-school care classes and centers mentioned in the preceding paragraph shall be determined by the central education competent authority.Special municipalities and county (city) competent authorities shall convene a review committee for the purpose of operating child after-school care classes and centers, with the head of the agency or a designated representative as the convener, and members including agency representatives, education scholars and experts, representatives of parent organizations, representatives of women's organizations, representatives of public welfare childcare organizations, representatives of labor organizations, and representatives of child and juvenile welfare organizations.