Are families notified when minors commit administrative violations?

At Clause 3, Article 58 of the Law on Handling Administrative Violations 2012, it is stipulated that:

The record of administrative violation must be made in at least 02 copies, signed by the person preparing the record and the violator or representative of the violating organization; in case the violator cannot sign, then fingerprinting is required; if there are witnesses, the affected person, or representatives of the affected organization, they must also sign the record; in case the record consists of multiple pages, the persons specified in this clause must sign each page of the record. If the violator, representative of the violating organization, witnesses, affected person, or representatives of the affected organization refuse to sign, the person preparing the record must clearly state the reason in the record.

The completed record of administrative violation must be handed to the individual or violating organization a copy; in case the administrative violation is not under the jurisdiction or exceeds the sanctioning authority of the person preparing the record, then the record must be immediately transferred to the competent authority to carry out the sanctioning.

In case a minor commits an administrative violation, the record must also be sent to the parents or guardian of that person.

*** => Therefore, according to the above regulation, in the case of a minor committing an administrative violation, the violation handling record will be sent to the parents. ***

Respectfully.