: (1) Children: During the administration of justice, the principles of restorative justice shall be followed as a basic principle of the juvenile justice system, even while directing, deciding and executing the sentence.
(2) When administering juvenile justice, restorative justice shall be adopted as an appropriate measure to determine the criminal liability created by the criminal act, respect the right of the victim to receive justice and ensure the rehabilitation of the party affected by the criminal act in the society.
(3) Pursuant to sub-rules (1) and (2), the trial court may order any or all of the following measures in pursuing restorative justice:-
(a) Discussing the circumstances of the offense, the cause, the damage caused, the expenses incurred during the treatment with the participation of the victim, the perpetrator, their families, the people involved in rescue and treatment after the incident, and the facilitators, [b) evaluating the damage caused to the victim and the affected party If it is possible to determine the amount of damages, to pay such amount,
(c) If the victim's ability to perform professional work is impaired or if the victim suffers loss of property due to his rights, direct damages will be paid by the offender, (d) other suitable measures will be adopted.
(4) Other grounds of restorative justice: and procedure shall be as provided in the guidelines made by the Supreme Court.