STANDARDIZATION OF SOCIAL SERVICES AND CONTROL OF RESPECT FOR BENEFICIARIES' RIGHTS
STANDARDIZATION OF SOCIAL SERVICES AND CONTROL OF RESPECT FOR BENEFICIARIES' RIGHTS

Summary/Abstract: Social services are undoubtedly the eloquent expression of how the Romanian state succeeds or fails to fulfill that attribute defined by the fundamental law, namely that of being a social state. The transfer of responsibility from the state to the private sector is more recently achieved not only by accrediting some providers in this area, but also by co-opting them and an important part of civil society in controlling how the minimum standards are respected in the provision of various types of social services. The digitalization of national registers that contribute to the functioning of the social assistance system is also a novelty that attempts to eliminate the risk of beneficiaries or their legal representatives interacting with entities not authorized to operate.

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