
“Protective facility
for many persons” refers to the following facilities:
1.
Welfare Facility for
Children: Children rearing
facilities, temporary protection facilities for children, protection and
treatment facilities for children, vocational training facilities for children,
support facilities for the independence of children, and short-term protection
facilities for children, as set forth under Articles
16(1)1
to
16(1)6 of the
Children’s Welfare Act.
2.
Welfare Facility for
Persons
with Disabilities:
Convenience facilities for persons
with disabilities in accordance with
Article 48(1)1 of the
Welfare Act for Persons
with Disabilities.
3.
Mental Health
Facility: Psychiatric
facilities (limited to those places equipped with custodial facilities),
rehabilitation center for mental patients, and mental recuperation facilities,
as set forth in Articles
3(3)
to 3(5) of the
Mental Health Act.
4.
Welfare Facility for
the Poor/Homeless; Social welfare
facilities created for the protection and rehabilitation of the poor/homeless
under Article 34(1) or (2) of
the Social Welfare Business Act.
5.
Welfare Facility for
the Elderly: (1) Housing welfare
facilities for the elderly, including elderly homes, and elderly homes operated
at cost under Article 32(1)1 and
32(1)2 of the
Welfare Act for the Elderly; (2) Medical welfare facilities for the elderly:
recuperation facilities for the elderly and recuperation facilities operated at
cost under Article 34(1)1 and
34(1)2 of the
Welfare Act for the Elderly.
6.
Welfare Facility for
Sex Workers: Temporary protection
facilities, guidance and protection facilities and independence and
self-reliance facilities under Articles
11(1)1
to
11(1)3 of the
Prevention Act of Prostitution.
7.
Rehabilitation and
Protection Facility: Facilities
established for businesses focusing on rehabilitation and protection (limited to
those places equipped with custodial facilities) by a person with a permit to
conduct such business, in accordance with Article 67 of the Act on Protection
and Observation.