Child Protection Policy ESCNNA Policy

CHILD PROTECTION LAW

In compliance with Law 599 of 2000 and Law 1329 of 2009, the following rules are issued that allow us to comply with the protection standards against the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents, as well as the guidelines stipulated in the Law for the entry of minors under 18 years of age into the facilities of Tequendama Hotels, complying with the prohibitions for the hotel sector.

1. You must not allow minors to enter hotels for the purposes of prostitution or sexual abuse.

2. You must not give information to tourists directly or through employees about places where you coordinate or provide sexual services involving minors.

3. You must not allow minors into guest rooms without complying with legal requirements.

4. If the minor enters with the parents, both must present a copy of their national identity card and a copy of the civil birth certificate or identity card.

5. If the minor is accompanied by a second-degree relative: The relative must provide a notarized and authentic document certifying that the minor is authorized by his parents to be with him.

Without exception, if the person accompanying the minor does not comply with the above and in order to guarantee the integrity of the minor, the minor and their companion will be prevented from leaving the Tequendama Hotels premises and the Child and Adolescent Police will be called to take charge of the case.