Working in collaboration with several members of parliament, as well as representatives from the Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Welfare, National Statistics Office, and Ministry of Finance of Mongolia, the Care Economies in Context Mongolia team helped draft a law on care services, which was submitted to the Speaker of Parliament for consideration and approval.
The draft law includes definitions and principles of care, maps out the rights and obligations of care recipients, and outlines state policy and support regarding care services.
Dr. Otgontugs Banzragch is a professor of economics at the National University of Mongolia, the oldest and largest public university in the country, and leads the Care Economies in Context Mongolia team.
Table of contents
CHAPTER ONE: GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1. Purpose of the Law
Article 2. Legislation on Care Services
Article 3. Scope of Application
Article 4. Definitions
Article 5. Principles of Care Services
CHAPTER TWO: TYPES, CATEGORIES, AND FORMS OF CARE SERVICES
Article 6. Types of Care Services
Article 7. Categories and Forms of Care Services
CHAPTER THREE: REQUIREMENTS FOR CARE SERVICES
Article 8. General Requirements
Article 9. Special Requirements
CHAPTER FOUR: RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF CARE RECIPIENTS
Article 10. Rights and Obligations of Care Recipients
CHAPTER FIVE
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF CARE SERVICE PROVIDERS
Article 11. Rights and Obligations of Providers
Article 12. Legal Protections for Providers
CHAPTER SIX: ESTABLISHMENT, REQUIREMENTS, AND MANAGEMENT OF CARE SERVICE CENTERS
CHAPTER SEVEN: STATE POLICY AND SUPPORT FOR CARE SERVICES
CHAPTER EIGHT: FINANCING AND PAYMENT SYSTEM
CHAPTER NINE: OVERSIGHT, LIABILITY, AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Article 27. State Oversight
Article 28. Liability
Article 29. Dispute Resolution
CHAPTER TEN: MISCELLANEOUS
Article 30. Entry into Force
Project Lead
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Otgontugs Banzragch
Researcher