Children’s Play Act 1961

The Children’s Play Act 1961 is legislation that focuses on ensuring children’s access to safe and appropriate play spaces. It stipulates standards for playgrounds and recreational facilities, emphasizing safety, suitability, and the importance of play for child development. The Act aims to protect children from hazards and promote environments that support their physical, social, and mental growth. It also involves oversight and regulation by relevant authorities to ensure compliance with safety requirements and encourages community involvement in creating child-friendly play areas.