Universal Cradle Bill Does Not Allow the State to 'Remove' Children From Their Parents, as Senator Kaiser Said.
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Senator Vanessa Kaiser said that the Cot Room bill passed in the Senate allows the state to "take the children away from the parents from 0 to 2 years old." Fast Check described this as #Falso. After reading the bill, in addition to consulting with the Senate presidency itself, it was found that it does not establish the obligation to take the children to Cot Room, but guarantees the right to access it.
Senator Vanessa Kaiser said on her social networks that the Cot Room bill will force families to send their children under two years of age to these establishments and even allow the State to separate them from their parents. However, the text issued by the Senate does not provide mandatory assistance, expressly contemplates the possibility of not using the benefit and does not create a power to remove children from their homes.
— By Diego Cabanillas The libertarian senator, Vanessa Kaiser, issued an erroneous warning regarding the approval in the Senate of an indication of the draft universal nursery. Punctually, the parliamentarian questioned the amendment to article 203 of the Labour Code, which states that children under two years of age, children or children [...] The entry Senator Kaiser erroneously states that the approved indication of the universal nursery room…
The senator of the National Libertarian Party (PNL), Vanessa Kaiser, referred to the vote on the Universal Cradle Bill in the Senate. It should be recalled that the bill was sent out by the Senate and passed into the second legislative procedure, and should therefore be reviewed in the Chamber of Deputies and Deputies. In this context, the legislator expressed her concern about one of the approved rules, which states that children under two year…
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