Prevention and Combating of Trafficking in Persons Act, 2013 (Act No. 7 of 2013)RegulationsRegulations under section 43(3)Annexure A : Norms and minimum standards for accredited organisations rendering services to victims of trafficking4. Norms, Standards, Outcomes and Programme Practices4.16 Norm 16: Victims' rights to a hygienic and safe kitchen are upheld |
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Norm 16: Victims' rights to a hygienic and safe kitchen are upheld |
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4.16.1 |
Standard: Kitchen functional, well equipped and safe |
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4.16.2 |
Outcome: The kitchen is clean and functional |
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PROGRAMME PRACTICES: |
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(a) |
Service provider must ensure that the washing-up area is separate from the food preparation area |
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(b) |
Service provider must ensure that adequate and constant hot and cold water is supplied to all basins |
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(d) |
Service provider must ensure smooth and even washable wall surfaces |
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(e) |
Service provider must ensure that they have a fridge to store perishable food |
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(f) |
Service provider must ensure that sufficient suitable storage space for crockery, cutlery and kitchen utensils are available
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(g) |
Service provider must ensure that the floor areas are according to local government By-Laws minimum requirements |
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(h) |
Service provider must ensure that paraffin, gas and other electric appliances are kept out of reach of children |
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(i) |
Service provider must ensure that cleaning materials are kept in clearly marked containers and out of reach of children |
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(j) |
Service provider must ensure that equipment used must be safe, clean and well maintained |
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(k) |
Service provider must ensure that separate storage for groceries and cleaning material are available |
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(l) |
Service provider must ensure that the kitchen is well equipped with utensils |
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(n) |
Food preparation for babies Service provider must ensure that the preparation of the food for the babies is prepared in an hygienic environment |