378 To guarantee equity in taking in charge cases, one often resorts to a blotting paper to carry samples from remote areas to the ones sheltering a PCR. In 2010, 1,500 cases out of 3,666 of exposed children had their PCR to confirm their serological status and 225 identified HIV positive persons were under ARV treatment before the age of 12 months, what allows reducing their mortality risk. 379 At national level, the number of children aged less than 15 years under ARV had risen, from 350 in 2006 to 770 in 2008, 1084 in 2009 and 1300 in 2010 out of an estimated total of 4,786 HIV positive children including 1,635 who needed ARV in 2010, meaning a 79% coverage. X. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CHILD: 380 The responsibility of the child is established in some provisions of Benin legal framework. Indeed, article 31 of the ACRWC which sets the principle is a summary of the reminder of duties established by articles 27, 28 and 29 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights which provisions are part and parcel of Benin Constitution. 381 In addition to that, civic duties are also prescribed in the same constitution of Benin in articles 32 and seq: thus, article 36 provides that "each Benin citizen has the duty to respect and consider his fellow man without any discrimination and maintain 382 with others relationships allowing to safeguard, strengthen and promote respect, dialogue and reciprocal tolerance to achieve peace and national cohesion». This foreshadows the progress framework designed for the child, both vis-à-vis parents and other national community members. 383 Respecting the requirement, the people's and family code (art.405) establishes also very specially the responsibility of the child to respect and honour its father and mother. 384 The child code adopted by the National Assembly but not yet promulgated contains in addition provisions specifying one the one hand the duties of the child (art.44) and on the other hand the following requirements for the child namely : (a) the duty of obedience, of respect of parents, elders, elderly people, of the reputation and honour of others; (b) respect also of national values, of the living environment, of laws and regulations, of public order, (c) the obligation to work also for its full development, to cohesion of its family, of its community, of the State in complying with human rights and child rights; (d) the duty to preserve national independence, the unity of its country, to promote peace, tolerance, democratic civic values and those of the African culture, thus contributing to African Unity. XI Specific reporting provisions The Republic of Benin has to submit its 1st and 2nd periodic consolidated reports on April 20, 2005. The human rights committee has reviewed the second periodic report of Benin (CRC/C/BEN/2) at its 1181th and 1183th sessions held on September 20, 2006 which final observations were adopted by the committee at its 1199th session on September 29, 2006.