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"speaker_name": "Kipipiri, JP",
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"content": "(2B) The children’s institutions referred to in subsection (3) shall not include police stations, remand homes or rehabilitation schools. (2C) The Cabinet Secretary shall make regulations to provide for the procedure and minimum standards to be adhered to before the approval of an application for designation as a children rescue centre under this section. Hon. Temporary Deputy Chairlady, when we were processing the Bill, the Committee had recommended deletion of the powers of the cabinet secretary to designate certain children’s institutions as rescue centres on the basis that it is only the cabinet secretary who will establish that. Knowing where we are and the budgetary constraints that we have, we thought it would be important to reserve that power so that in the event that the Government cannot establish on its own… We know there are some that are approved subject to the regulation they are provided for. The cabinet secretary may not only establish, but can designate some that are already existing pending the full capacity to establish from a Government perspective. Basically, this is to ensure that the rescue operations of students will not be jeopardised by the capacity, or lack of capacity of the cabinet secretary to establish rescue centres in the meantime. I have agreed that there is need for it to come back. I beg to move."
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