Exercitarea autorităţii părinteşti în interesul superior al copilului – dreptul instanţei de tutelă de a cenzura înţelegerea părţilor
Exercise of parental authority in the best interests of the child – the right of the guardianship court to censor the agreement of the parties

Summary/Abstract: The minors are protected by the parents and the legislation sets forth that they have rights and duties towards their minor children, summed up in the phrase of parental authority, or by alternative protection measures, in case of the child temporarily or permanently deprived of the protection of his/her parents or at least one of them. In parallel with one of the ways of child protection, there is also the guardianship court, which has numerous duties in connection with the parental or alternative protection. Concerning parental authority, the role of the guardianship court is active, complex, which has the obligation to listen to the child, to protect the best interests of the child, to supervise and control how the parents exercise their rights and fulfill their parental duties and even censor the parents’ agreements when they consider that they are against the best interests of the child.

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