「社会福祉におけるナショナル・ミニマム」の法的枠組み(シンポジウム(一)社会福祉の制度的保障と民間活動,日本社会福祉学会第三三回大会大会シンポジウム社会福祉における国・地方・民間の役割)

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The minimum standards ministerial ordinances of the social welfare facilities were enacted in Japan after the second world war. But they are only the minimum standards of residential accommodation for children, elderly people or handicapped, and the level of residential accommodation minimum standards remains poor-relief level. Besides, we have not yet personal social services (at home) minimum standards. Therefore the welfare policy level for the aged at home is now different in local authorities, and the level difference is becoming unreasonable, especially in the basic home service such as short-stay service and day-care. Then the purpose of this essay is reviewing the minimum standards of residential accommodation and analyzing following items with regard to the personal social services (residential accommodation & at home) minimum standards. 1. Classification of social welfare standards in the light of legal sanction. 2. The level of new minimum standards not only for residential accommodation but also for home services. 3. The form of minimum standards legislation. 4. The essential particulars in the new minimum standards for elderly people. 5. Legal framework in order to maintain the standards, particularly legal framework for allotment of public responsibility between central and local governments.
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1985-11-25