Chapter 24 The state and the government guarantee a child’s rights to express his/her opinions in line with age and level of intelligence. Third Section Obligations and Responsibilities of Community Chapter 25 Obligations and responsibilities of community toward child’s protection are carried out through activities of peoples’ roles in arranging child’s protection. Fourth Section Obligations and Responsibilities of Family and Parent Chapter 26 (1) Parents are obliged and responsible for: a. caregiving, nurturing, educating, and protecting a child; b. growing and developing a child in line with his/her competencies, talent and interest; and c. preventing early marriage at child’s age. (2) In the event of absence of parents, or their whereabouts are not known, or due to one thing or another they cannot perform their obligations and responsibilities, then obligations and responsibilities as meant by verse (1) can be switched toextended family, which is executed following existing rules and regulation. BAB V CHILD’S POSITION First Section Child’s Identity (1) (2) (3) (4) Article 27 Every child’s identity must be given since at birth. Identity as meant by verse (1) is described in Birth Certificate The making of birth certificate is based on the letter of notification from the persons witnessing and/or helping the process of birth. In the event that the process of birth is unknown, and his parents’ whereabouts are not clear, the making of the birth certificate for that child is based upon the testimony of the person(s) who found it. Article 28 (1) The making of birth certificate is the government responsibility and its arrangement is conducted at least at the lowest level ofadministration, that is at village level. 7