Editing Parenting plan (section)

== Romania ==
Upon the introduction of the joint-custody in the national legislation in Romania, a standard parenting plan was released with the public. Parental plans appeared for the first time with the mediation law,<ref>What is mediation law [http://www.dreptonline.ro/legislatie/lege_mediere_profesia_mediator_192_2006.php here]</ref> which provided in Articles 2 and 64 that parents may be mediated about how to raise children after divorce. Thus, although in Romania, in 2006-2011, only the notion of single custody was actually applicable in fact through mediation agreements, mediators have implemented legal arrangements for [[Joint custody|joint legal custody]].<ref>See also this article, [https://www.juridice.ro/257270/mediere-pentru-negocierea-planului-parental.html] in Romanian.</ref> The plan was adapted to the specific of Romania and it is now being used by the mediators across the county. Due to the introduction (as of October 2011) of the joint parental authority, the notion of parental plan has legal support through, Article 506 of the new Civil Code. There is a proposal of non-governmental associations to implement the parental plan in tertiary legislation (implementation guide under the aegis of authorized institutions), but also to introduce this plan into primary legislation (these are amendments to Law 272/2004 initiated by the DGPC).