Camere de supraveghere în școli și consiliere psihologică obligatorie pentru elevi în anumite cazuri. Reguli noi, propuse la Senat

New legislative proposals in Romania aim to enhance school safety through mandatory surveillance cameras and psychological counseling for students in specific situations. The bill, currently in Parliament, suggests that schools implement audio-video monitoring and require students to attend counseling sessions when deemed necessary by school staff. Additionally, it addresses the use of mobile phones, proposing restrictions during school hours, with exceptions for educational purposes. Schools lacking surveillance systems would have two years to comply with the new regulations. The project is still subject to changes before becoming law.