Practice question
During a search for a foundling's parents, an agency plans publicity that unnecessarily exposes the foundling's identity and proposes labeling the eventual CLB 'foundling' prominently as a permanent warning. Which analysis follows Sections 9–10?
- The search must protect confidentiality, and the CLB and succeeding public documents must not refer to the person as a foundling or in another discriminatory manner
- Every search authorizes unrestricted public exposure
- A discriminatory label is mandatory
- Privacy exists only after adoption
- Only the finder's convenience matters
Legal references
- RA11767, Sections3–5 and7–11: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2022/ra_11767_2022.html
- RA11642, NACC reorganization and alternative-care powers: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2022/ra_11642_2022.html
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