According to the text, any new regulations regarding contact and visitation rights should balance the right to family life for both children and parents. This means that children have the right to receive care and grow up in their own family, and the government should only intervene through Child Protection Services when necessary. The Department of Child Welfare has the right to issue complementary rules about the matter. Similarly, the parents, who have parental responsibility, are entitled to information about their child when requested. Additionally, children and their parents have the right to respect for their family life as a fundamental human right. For children who cannot be reunited with their biological parents, the government has the responsibility to ensure that they receive proper care or are adopted. It is also important to note that children have the right to care and consideration from their parents, and they have legal autonomy in decision-making when they reach the age of 15. This applies even in cases where the parents have lost custody of their child. Furthermore, there has been a change in the concept of natural parental rights, and support for vulnerable children should not solely rely on biological parentage.