Business.gov.nl uses cookies to improve the website. These functional and analytical cookies do not contain your personal data. Do you want to watch video content? Third parties may place tracking cookies to track your online behaviour. You can refuse these tracking cookies. How cookies are used on Business.gov.nl.

Serious incidents in childcare must be reported

Published by:
Netherlands Enterprise Agency, RVO
< 1 min read
Effective date of this change in law: not yet known

What changes?

Do you work in childcare? Childcare organisations and childminders must report serious incidents. If a serious incident occurs in your childcare or childminding location, you have to report this as soon as possible to the municipal health service (GGD).  Examples include situations where a child has to be hospitalised or dies as a result of an incident.

For whom?

  • childcare organisations
  • childminders (host parents)

When?

It is not yet known when this change in the Childcare Act (Wet Kinderopvang, wko) will come into effect.

Please note: The effective date of this measure is not yet final. Entry into force is subject to its passing through the Lower and Upper Houses (Tweede en Eerste Kamer) of parliament. After publication in the Staatsblad or Staatscourant (Government Gazette, in Dutch) the law can take effect.

This article is related to:

How would you rate this page?(question 1 of max 3)
We are sorry to hear that. How can we improve?(question 2 of 3)

Questions relating to this article?

Please contact the Netherlands Enterprise Agency, RVO

Serious incidents in childcare must be reported | Business.gov.nl