Public Welfare Supervision

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Section
4–101

Board of Charities, Board of Children’s Guardians, and National Training School for Girls abolished. [Omitted]

Section
4–102

Board of Public Welfare — Created; successor to abolished Boards; employees transferred. [Omitted]

Section
4–103

Board of Public Welfare — Composition; appointment; term of office; vacancies; residency requirement; removal; compensation. [Omitted]

Section
4–104

Board of Public Welfare — Officers; meetings; authority to make rules, regulations, and orders. [Omitted]

Section
4–105

Director of Public Welfare

Section
4–106

Institutions placed under control of Board

Section
4–107

Institutional personnel under supervision of Board; duties of superintendent; appointment and discharge of personnel

Section
4–108

Rules and regulations relating to admissions of persons and administration of institutions

Section
4–109

Registration records; system of accounts

Section
4–110

Powers of Board of Charities transferred

Section
4–111

Supervision over institutions supported by congressional appropriations

Section
4–112

Submission of plans for new institutions; investigation of institutions

Section
4–113

Members and employees to have no interest in contracts

Section
4–114

Powers of Mayor over dependent children

Section
4–115

Limitation in number of dependent children

Section
4–116

Children over whom Board shall have supervision

Section
4–117

Investigation of children; confidentiality of records; study of physical and mental conditions

Section
4–118

Commitments by Family Division of Superior Court; placement by Board

Section
4–119

Commitment of children under 17 years of age

Section
4–120

Duties of Trustees of National Training School for Girls transferred

Section
4–121

Annual budget; report of activities; recommendations; study of social and environmental conditions

Section
4–122

Visitation of wards

Section
4–123

Discharge from guardianship

Section
4–124

Duties and responsibilities of Board

Section
4–125

Assisting child to leave institution without authority; concealing such child; duty of police

Section
4–126

Assistance application form standardization