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I am ready to provide further details of the peer review if needed. They normally carry out both previously agreed and on-the-spot missions with visits to different kinds of establishments in different fields, ranging from the rule of law – i.e. the court system and prosecutors’ offices – to the field of childcare and mental health. They carry out the same kind of actions.
How long does it take in this field? That is a very relative concept. Our concern is that there has to be a credible track record which shows that Romania is genuinely on the right track. This will be the focus of our peer review.
You touched on the crux of this whole issue: childcare must be at the centre of our evaluation and this is what we are aiming to do when we conduct and present the results of the peer review.
In this context we have also studied the suspicion about the use of caged beds in Romania. I can assure you that during the Commission’s 15 years of follow-up we have never had any suspicion proven about the use of caged beds in Romania. The Commission will follow the issue up within the framework of our regular contacts with various non-governmental organisations."@en1
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