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Section
371

Definitions

Section
371-A

Procedure.

Section
371-B

Citizen Review Panels.

Section
372

Records and Reports.

Section
372-B

Adoption Services.

Section
372-C

Putative Father Registry.

Section
372-D

Adoption Services; Purchase by Department.

Section
372-E

Adoption Applications; Appeals.

Section
372-F

Statewide Adoption Service.

Section
372-G

Abandoned Infant Protection Program.

Section
372-H

Reporting on Post Adoption Services.

Section
373

Religious Faith.

Section
373-A

Medical Histories.

Section
374

Authority to Place Out or Board Out Children.

Section
374-A

Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children.

Section
374-B

Authority to Operate Agency Boarding Home.

Section
374-C

Authority to Operate Group Homes.

Section
374-D

Authority to Operate Public Institutions for Children.

Section
374-E

Authority to Place Out or Board Out Children With Therapeutic Foster Parents.

Section
374-F

Authority to Enter Into Leases for Dwelling Units.

Section
375

Requirement of Certificate or License to Board Children.

Section
376

Certificate to Board Children And/or Minors Under Age of Eighteen Years.

Section
377

License to Board Children.

Section
378

Form, Duration and Limitation of Certificates and Licenses.

Section
378-A

Access to Conviction Records by Authorized Agencies.

Section
379

Revocation of Certificates and Licenses.

Section
380

Boarding and Free Homes; Records.

Section
381

Maternity Homes; Records and Reports.

Section
382

Responsibility for Children Without State Residence; License and Board.

Section
383

Care and Custody of Children.

Section
383-A

Immunity From Liability for Application of the Reasonable and Prudent Parent Standard.

Section
383-B

Medical Treatment for Abused, Neglected and Destitute Children; Consent of Commissioners.

Section
383-C

Guardianship and Custody of Children in Foster Care.

Section
384

Guardianship and Custody of Children Not in Foster Care.

Section
384-A

Transfer of Care and Custody of Children.

Section
384-B

Guardianship and Custody of Destitute or Dependent Children; Commitment by Court Order; Modification of Commitment and Restoration of Parental Rights.

Section
384-C

Notice in Certain Proceedings to Fathers of Children Born Out-of-Wedlock.

Section
385

Orders; Prohibiting Placing Out or Boarding Out; Removal.

Section
386

Visitation; Inspection and Supervision.

Section
387

Ineligibility for Public Foster Care Funds; Fiscal Penalties.

Section
388

Special Charters.

Section
389

Penalty for Violations.

Section
390

Child Day Care; License or Registration Required.

Section
390-A

Standards and Training for Child Day Care.

Section
390-B

Criminal History Review and Background Clearances of Child Care Providers, Generally.

Section
390-C

Notice of Pesticide Applications.

Section
390-C-2

Additional Powers and Duties of the Office of Children and Family Services.

Section
390-D

Requiring Barriers to Be Placed Around Swimming Pools and Bodies of Water on the Grounds of Family Day Care Homes or Group Family Day Care Homes.

Section
390-E

Criminal History Review; Mentoring Programs.

Section
390-F

Report on Child Care Insurance.

Section
390-G

Pesticide Alternatives.

Section
390-H

Notice Requirement Before Closing Certain Day Care Centers.

Section
390-I

Notice of Inspection Report.

Section
390-J

Performance Summary Card in a City Having a Population of One Million or More.

Section
390-K

Child Care Availability Taskforce.

Section
390-L

Securing of Furniture.

Section
391

Violation; Injunction.

Section
392

Services for Relative and Non-Relative Kinship Caregivers.

Section
393

Court Review of Placement in a Qualified Residential Treatment Program.

Section
393-2

Consideration of Blindness During Guardianship, Custody or Adoption Proceedings.