Editing Electronic identification (section)

====Kids ID====
Although legally Belgian citizens only have to carry an ID from the age of 12, as of March 2009,<ref>
{{cite web
  | url=http://www.ibz.rrn.fgov.be/index.php?id=1503&L=0
 | title=Kids-ID Presentation
 | access-date=16 October 2009
 | language=fr, nl, de
}}
</ref> a "Kids ID" has been introduced for children below this age, on a strictly voluntary basis. This ID, beside containing the usual information, also holds a contact number that people, or the child themselves, can call when they, for example, are in danger or had an accident. The card can be used for electronic identification after the age of six, and it does not contain a signing certificate as minors cannot sign a legally binding document. An important goal of the Kids-ID card is to allow children to join "youth-only" chat sites, using their eID to gain entrance. These sites would essentially block any users above a certain age from gaining access to the chat sessions, effectively blocking out potential [[pedophile]]s.