(2) Informing on the child’s origin and biological parents as meant in verse (1) is done by considering the child’s readiness. Article 41 (1) The government and communities conduct guidance and supervising toward the execution of child adoption. (2) Requirements on guidance and supervising as meant in verse (1) are arranged in the Government Regulation. Chapter IX IMPLEMENTATION OF PROTECTION First section Religion Article 42 (1) Every child is protected to worship following his/her religion. (2) Before the child can make up his/her mind regarding a religion to choose from, the religion embraced follows the parents’religion. Article 43 (1) The state, the government, communities, families, parents, guardians and social institution guarantee child protection in his/her observation of the religion. (2) Child protection as meant in verse (1) covers guidance, counseling, and a child’s practices of religious teachings. Second Section Health Article 44 (1) The government is obliged to provide facilities and conduct health acts which are comprehensive for children, so that every child can attain an optimum level of health starting since they are in the wombs. (2) The facilities procurement and health acts as meant in verse (1) are supported by communities’ participation. (3) Comprehensive health acts as meant in verse (1) consists of promoting, preventive, curative and rehabilitative activities, both for basic health services and references. Article 45 (1) Parents and families are responsible for taking care of a child’s health and treat the child since from the womb. (2) In the event that parents and families cannot afford to perform responsibilities as meant in verse (1), then the government is obliged to fulfill them. (3) Obligations as meant in verse (2) are implemented in accordance with the existing rules and regulations. Article 46 11