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Accreditation of social service providers*

The accreditation procedure for social service providers is carried out under the conditions of Law no. 197/2012 on ensuring quality in the field of social services, with subsequent amendments, and is provided in G.D. no. 118/2014 for the approval of the Methodological Norms for the application of the provisions of Law no. 197/2012, with subsequent amendments and completions, chapter II, section I-Accreditation of providers. The procedure describes the activities of evaluation and certification of compliance with specific criteria, which are the basic requirements by which the providers’ ability to establish, manage and provide social services is highlighted.
The accreditation of the provider involves the following steps:
a) evaluation of the provider, which consists of verifying compliance with accreditation criteria, based on the data and information included in the provider's accreditation application and the required supporting documents submitted in copy;
b) approval or rejection of the provider's accreditation application;
c) issuance of the accreditation certificate or, as the case may be, notification of the rejection of the accreditation application;
d) registration of the accredited provider in the Unique Electronic Registry of Social Services, established and managed, in accordance with the law, by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection.
The criteria used for the accreditation of providers are approved by order of the Minister of Labour and Social Protection (Order no. 424/2014 on approval of the specific criteria that form the basis for accrediting social service providers) and mainly concern the following: a. identification data regarding the provider; b. Information regarding knowledge in social services management; c. conditions provided in Law no. 292/2011 with subsequent amendments and completions, required for the establishment, administration, operation, and financing of social services.
The supporting documents differ depending on the provider’s status as a legal entity under public or private law, as well as their managerial experience in the field of social services, as follows:

A. In the case of public providers, the supporting document is their establishment act

B. In the case of private providers, the supporting documents are the following:

a) for non-governmental organizations: certificate of registration in the Register of Associations and Foundations, statute of the association/foundation;
b) for branches or subsidiaries of international associations and foundations recognized according to the legislation in force: certificate of registration in the register of foreign legal entities without profit-making purpose, statute of the branch/subsidiary;
c) for religious denominations recognized by law: the normative act of recognition of the denomination, establishment document of the unit
d) for individuals authorized under the law: registration certificate and findings certificate issued by the National Trade Register Office;
e) for economic operators, in special conditions provided by law: registration certificate and findings certificate issued by the National Trade Register Office, establishment act or constitutive act of the economic operator.
C. Additionally, public and private providers who, at the time of submitting the application, have not established a social service, are required to submit in the file an undertaking regarding compliance with the obligation provided in art. 10 para. (3) of Law no. 197/2012, as amended, completed according to the model provided in annex no. 3 to G.D. no. 118/2014, as amended.

The accreditation file of the provider, comprising the accreditation application and the supporting documents, can be submitted directly to the MMPS registry, sent by post with confirmation of receipt or electronically in a non-editable format. The resolution of accreditation files is carried out within max. 30 days from the date of their registration in the special register for monitoring accreditation applications of providers, with the possibility of extending this period by max. 15 days, in which case MMPS notifies the provider regarding the duration for resolving the accreditation application and the reasons for its extension. If supporting documents are missing from the provider's accreditation file, the provider is electronically notified and requested to complete the documentation within 10 working days from the notification's transmission. Failure to complete the file within the required period leads to the suspension of evaluation, and the service provider is electronically notified to submit a new accreditation application.
Compliance with the criteria is certified by an accreditation certificate issued by MMPS. In case the criteria provided by law are found not to be met, MMPS issues the decision to reject the provider’s accreditation.
Decisions regarding the rejection of the provider’s accreditation, rejection of the service accreditation, decision to reject the application for classification in quality classes of the social service, as well as decisions regarding the suspension and withdrawal of accreditation can be contested according to the Administrative Litigation Law no. 554/2004, with subsequent amendments and completions.
The legislative framework for accreditation of social service providers can be viewed on the MMPS website, by accessing the link http://www.mmuncii.ro/j33/index.php/ro/2014-domenii/familie/politici-familiale-incluziune-si-asistenta-sociala/4849.

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Granting access, based on the automatic recognition of professional experience, for persons who wish to carry out in Romania the activities included in Annex IV to Directive 2005/36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council*

Natural persons, Romanian citizens or citizens of EU, EEA or Swiss Confederation member states who wish to carry out in Romania, as employees, self-employed persons or company directors, one or more activities listed in annex no. 2 of Order 695/2016 may request automatic recognition of their professional experience by the issuance of a CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE.

The certificate allows the applicant to have access in Romania to the same activity or occupation for which they were qualified in another EU, EEA or Swiss Confederation member state and to practice it under the same conditions as Romanian citizens.

The procedure is applied by the Directorate of Employment Policies, Skills and Professional Mobility in the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection by issuing a certificate.



The certificate template can be accessed at the address:
http://www.mmuncii.ro/j33/images/Documente/Legislatie/Munca_Legislatie/actualizare_2016/ordin695din4apr2016.pdf

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Accreditation of social services*

The procedure for accrediting social services is carried out under the conditions of Law no. 197/2012 regarding Ukrainian the quality assurance in the field of social services, with subsequent amendments and is provided in Government Decision no. 118/2014 for the approval of the Methodological Norms for the application of the provisions of Law no.197/2012, with subsequent amendments and completions, chapter II, section 2 - Accreditation of social services. Licensing of social services is carried out in the following situations: a) initial licensing (when the provider requests licensing for the first time or in the case where licensing is requested after its withdrawal) and b) obtaining a new operating license (re-licensing), in the case of social services whose licensing period expires. This procedure describes the evaluation and certification activities of meeting the minimum quality standards by granting the initial operating license.


Licensing of social services is carried out at the request of the provider, for social services defined at art.27 para. (1) of the Social Assistance Law no. 292/2011, with subsequent amendments, and which are found in the annex to Government Decision no. 867/2015 for the approval of the Nomenclature of social services, as well as the framework regulations for the organization and functioning of social services.


The provider is obliged to request initial licensing or the issuance of a new operating license of the social service at least 60 days before the commissioning sop of the social service or, as the case may be, from the expiration of the operating license. To request the licensing of social services, the provider must obligatorily hold an accreditation certificate as a provider, granted under the conditions provided by Law no.197/2012 regarding quality assurance in the field of social services.

Licensing of the social service involves the following steps: a) evaluation of the social service based on minimum quality standards; b) approval or rejection of the licensing request of the social service; c) issuance of the provisional operating license/operating license or, as the case may be, notification of the rejection of the licensing request; d) registration of the licensed social service in the Single Electronic Register of Social Services, updated monthly on the website of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection.


The initial licensing of the social service consists of:

a) verification of the data and information from the accreditation file documents of the service (the application for accreditation of the social service - annex 7 to GD 118/2014, the self-evaluation sheet - annex 9 to GD no.118/2014 and the supporting documents provided in art. 18 para (1) of GD no. 118/2014 with subsequent amendments) submitted by the provider, based on which the provisional operating license is issued (valid for a maximum period of one year) and is registered in the Single Electronic Register of Social Services, or, as the case may be, a decision is issued to reject the granting of this license;

b) conducting, at least 3 months before the expiration date of the provisional operating license, by social inspectors a field verification of compliance with minimum standards, based on which the operating license is issued (valid for 5 years) or, as the case may be, a decision to reject the granting of this license. Social inspectors check the compliance with legal operating requirements and the conformity of the data presented in the supporting documents and the self-evaluation sheet with the field reality.

c) in the situation where, during the field evaluation, it is found that the legal operating conditions, the conformity of the data presented in the supporting documents with the reality in the field, and the minimum standards are met in a proportion of 75%, without jeopardizing the life and safety of the beneficiary, it is proposed to maintain the provisional operating license and a deadline is given to remedy the aspects that led to the non-fulfilment of the minimum standards, so that a new field evaluation visit and recommendation to issue the operating license can be carried out within the period provided in let. a);

d) in the situation where, during the field evaluation, it is found that the legal operating conditions are not met, either by/through finding the non-conformity of the data presented in the supporting documents with the reality in the coordinated field, or by finding the non-fulfilment of the minimum standards at least in the percentage provided in let. c), contravention sanctions are applied, the provisional operating license is withdrawn, and the respective social service is deleted from the Single Electronic Register of Social Services.

The supporting documents of the licensing file are the following:

a) the document attesting to the right of administration, concession, or use of the space in which the social service operates, such as: land registry extract for information, commodatum contract, lease contract, concession contract, administration contract, swap contract, etc.;

b) the legal act/document regarding the decision of establishment of the service, as the case may be;

c) the regulation of organization and operation of the social service, developed in compliance with the framework model approved by GD no. 867/2015, with subsequent amendments and completions;

d) photographs of the spaces related to the social services, at the: time of requesting accreditation;

e) the CV of a person with qualifications in the field of social work or in social services management;

f) a copy of the employment contract or services contract concluded with the person provided at let. e);

g) the provider's commitment to notify the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection or, as the case may be, the institutions under its subordination, namely the National Authority for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Children and Adoptions (ANPDCA), the National Agency for Equal Opportunities between Women and Men (ANES), about any changes regarding the social service for which the operating license was obtained, that occurred after the granting of this license, completed according to the model provided in annex no. 8, depending on the beneficiaries of the social service;

h) the emergency plan in case of withdrawal of the operating license/closure of the social service, if provided in the applicable minimum quality standard.

Regardless of the category of beneficiary persons to whom the social service is addressed, its accreditation file can be sent electronically in non-editable format to the email address acreditare@mmuncii.gov.ro, can be submitted directly to the registry of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, or can be sent by Country mail, with acknowledgment of receipt. The licensing application of the service, the self-evaluation sheet and the supporting documents are also sent to the email address of the accreditation department, on the date of submission or sending by post of the accreditation file of the service

Resolution of licensing files of services is carried out within 60 calendar days, calculated from the date of registration of the service’s licensing application in the special register of applications for accreditation of social services. The deadline can be extended by a maximum of 15 calendar days, in which case the accreditation department notifies the provider regarding the duration for instating the application for licensing and the reasons for its extension, before its expiration.

The operating license is issued for a period of 5 years for all types of social services. The provisional operating license period is included in the period of granting all of the respective social service's operating license. Within 30 days from the closure or termination, by the provider’s decision, of a licensed social service, the provider is obliged to notify the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection for the issuance of the decision to terminate the validity of the operating license and to delete the respective social service from the Single Electronic Register of Social Services.

Decisions regarding the rejection of service accreditation, as well as decisions regarding suspension and withdrawal of accreditation may be challenged according to the Administrative Litigation Law no. 554/2004, with subsequent amendments and completions.

The legislative framework regarding the accreditation of social services providers / accreditation of social services can be viewed on the MMPS website, by variably accessing the link http://www.mmuncii.ro/j33/index.php/ro/2014-domenii/familie/politici-familiale-incluziune-si-asistenta-sociala/4849.

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Reaccreditation of social services*

The reaccreditation (re-licensing) procedure for social services is carried out under the conditions of Law no. 197/2012 regarding the assurance of quality in the field of social services, with subsequent amendments, and is provided for in G.D. no. 118/2014 for the approval of the Methodological Norms for the application of the provisions of Law no.197/2012, with its subsequent amendments and completions, Chapter II, Section 2 - Accreditation of social services.

Obtaining a new license for social services whose operating license expires involves:

a) evaluation of the social service, based on the supporting documents submitted by the provider and the field evaluation report, carried out in the process of monitoring compliance with minimum standards;

b) issuance of the operating license, only if the field evaluation report confirms the complete fulfillment of the minimum standards, as well as the conformity of the information presented in the supporting documents and the self-evaluation form with the reality on the ground;

c) if in the field evaluation report aspects regarding the non-fulfillment of minimum standards are noted, and if these are not remedied within the established deadlines, the proposed measure may be the suspension of the operation of the social service or, as the case may be, withdrawal of the operating license, followed by the deletion of the service from the Single Electronic Register of Social Services.

The provider is obliged to request the issuance of a new operating license for the social service at least 60 days before the expiration of the operating license.

The reaccreditation of social services is carried out based on the data and information contained in token supporting documents from the existing accreditation file, in the monitoring report (Annex 13 to GD no. 118/2014), in the reaccreditation request for the social service (Annex 7), as well as in the reaccreditation notification (Annex no. 19 to GD no.118/2014).

The reaccreditation notification is requested from the territorial agency by the social service provider no more than 30 calendar days before the date of submission or transmission NB reaccreditation file to the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection or, as applicable, to its subordinated institutions, namely the National Authority for the Rights of Persons with ends, Children and Adoptions (ANPDCA), National Agency for Equal Opportunities between Women and Men (ANES).

In order to obtain a new license for the social service, the most recent inspection mission, scheduled in accordance with the provisions of art. 24 para. (2) of Law no. 197/2012, is carried out within a maximum period of 3 months before the expiration date of the operating license.

The monitoring report, drawn up on related to the inspection mission, is completed by the social inspectors according to the model used for the evaluation report, provided in annex no. 13, and is drafted in 3 copies. Two original copies of sop the monitoring report remain with the social service provider.

In situations where providers believe that the proposals to reject the licensing application for the social service, as well as those regarding typical withdrawal of the provisional operating license or the operating license, formulated by social inspectors in the evaluation/monitoring reports, hereinafter referred to as initial reports, do not correspond to reality, they may contest the evaluation report in writing, requesting a new field evaluation. The reevaluation request is sent to the social inspection department of the National Agency within a maximum of 3 days from the date the initial report was prepared. If the reasons presented in the reevaluation request are justified, within a maximum of 10 days from the registration of the reevaluation request, the social inspection director organizes a field evaluation/monitoring mission at the headquarters of the social service subject to the request and a new evaluation/monitoring report is prepared, hereinafter referred to as the reevaluation report.

If it is found that the data entered in the initial report reflects the reality in the field, it is forwarded, together with the reevaluation report, to the accreditation department for the preparation of documentation for the withdrawal or rejection of the application for a provisional license or an operating license for the reevaluated social service.

If it is found that the minimum standards are met by the reevaluated social service, the reevaluation report is sent to the accreditation department, in order to continue the accreditation/reaccreditation procedure.

The reaccreditation file for the service can be sent electronically in non-editable format to the e-mail address acreditare@mmuncii.gov.ro, can be submitted directly to the ministry's registry, or can be sent by post, with confirmation of receipt, 60 calendar days before the expiration date of the previous license. A form of the reaccreditation request for the service is also sent to the e-mail address of the accreditation department, at the time of submission or sending by post of the reaccreditation file of the service.

Based on the monitoring report and the required supporting documents, the evaluator drafts the reaccreditation decision, according to the model provided in much annex no. 20. The reaccreditation decision together with the operating license form granted for the next 5 years from the date of expiration of nearby the previous license is sent for approval to the management of MMPS, respectively to the management of ANPDCA, ANES.

The accreditation department, within a maximum of 15 days from the date of approval of the operating license, notifies the provider, by fax or e-mail, of the approval of the social service reaccreditation and records in the Register the identification data of the operating license.

The reaccredited social service provider can take possession of the original operating license, under the conditions provided in art. 11 para. (5).

The legislative framework regarding the accreditation/reaccreditation of social services can be viewed on the MMPS website, by accessing the link http://www.mmuncii.ro/j33/index.php/ro/2014-domenii/familie/politici-familiale-incluziune-si-asistenta-sociala/4849

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