CHAPTER 54-56CHILDREN'S SERVICES COORDINATING COMMITTEE54-56-01. Children's services coordinating committee - Membership. The children'sservices coordinating committee consists of the governor or a designee of the governor, the superintendent of public instruction, a representative of juvenile courts appointed by the chief justice of the supreme court, the executive director of the department of human services, the state health officer, the director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation, or a designee of the director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation, the director of career and technical education, and a representative of the Indian affairs commission. The governor or the governor's designee shall act as chairperson.54-56-02. Staff - Support services. The committee is authorized to employ such staffas provided by appropriations or grants. In addition, each executive branch agency, department, and office may provide support services required to achieve the objectives of the committee.54-56-03. Functions.1.The committee may:a.Plan for and coordinate delivery of services to children and adolescents who are abused, neglected, emotionally disturbed, mentally ill, medically disabled, runaways, homeless, deprived, school dropouts, school-age parents, chemical or alcohol abusers, unruly, or delinquent.b.Foster primary prevention ideas and strategies and present those ideas and strategies to regional or tribal children's services coordinating committees.2.The committee shall:a.Distribute funds due to regional or tribal committees within five days of receiving the funds.b.Distribute its grant funds appropriated or authorized by the legislative assembly to children's services organizations and programs, subject to specific approval by the legislative assembly or the budget section. No funds, grants, gifts, or services of an organization receiving funds distributed by the committee may be used for the purposes of direct provision of contraception services, abortion, or abortion referrals to minors.54-56-04. Charter public corporations - Duties. The children's services coordinatingcommittee may designate up to twelve organizations to serve as regional and tribal children's services coordinating committees to distribute grants received from the children's services coordinating committee. The committee shall prescribe conditions for the creation, continuance, and duration of those designations. The committee shall discontinue the designation of regional and tribal committees if grant funds are not available for distribution to the regional and tribal committees.54-56-05.Authority to accept and expend funds, grants, or gifts.Repealed byS.L. 1997, ch. 43,
CHAPTER 54-56CHILDREN'S SERVICES COORDINATING COMMITTEE54-56-01. Children's services coordinating committee - Membership. The children'sservices coordinating committee consists of the governor or a designee of the governor, the superintendent of public instruction, a representative of juvenile courts appointed by the chief justice of the supreme court, the executive director of the department of human services, the state health officer, the director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation, or a designee of the director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation, the director of career and technical education, and a representative of the Indian affairs commission. The governor or the governor's designee shall act as chairperson.54-56-02. Staff - Support services. The committee is authorized to employ such staffas provided by appropriations or grants. In addition, each executive branch agency, department, and office may provide support services required to achieve the objectives of the committee.54-56-03. Functions.1.The committee may:a.Plan for and coordinate delivery of services to children and adolescents who are abused, neglected, emotionally disturbed, mentally ill, medically disabled, runaways, homeless, deprived, school dropouts, school-age parents, chemical or alcohol abusers, unruly, or delinquent.b.Foster primary prevention ideas and strategies and present those ideas and strategies to regional or tribal children's services coordinating committees.2.The committee shall:a.Distribute funds due to regional or tribal committees within five days of receiving the funds.b.Distribute its grant funds appropriated or authorized by the legislative assembly to children's services organizations and programs, subject to specific approval by the legislative assembly or the budget section. No funds, grants, gifts, or services of an organization receiving funds distributed by the committee may be used for the purposes of direct provision of contraception services, abortion, or abortion referrals to minors.54-56-04. Charter public corporations - Duties. The children's services coordinatingcommittee may designate up to twelve organizations to serve as regional and tribal children's services coordinating committees to distribute grants received from the children's services coordinating committee. The committee shall prescribe conditions for the creation, continuance, and duration of those designations. The committee shall discontinue the designation of regional and tribal committees if grant funds are not available for distribution to the regional and tribal committees.54-56-05.Authority to accept and expend funds, grants, or gifts.Repealed byS.L. 1997, ch. 43,
CHAPTER 54-56CHILDREN'S SERVICES COORDINATING COMMITTEE54-56-01. Children's services coordinating committee - Membership. The children'sservices coordinating committee consists of the governor or a designee of the governor, the superintendent of public instruction, a representative of juvenile courts appointed by the chief justice of the supreme court, the executive director of the department of human services, the state health officer, the director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation, or a designee of the director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation, the director of career and technical education, and a representative of the Indian affairs commission. The governor or the governor's designee shall act as chairperson.54-56-02. Staff - Support services. The committee is authorized to employ such staffas provided by appropriations or grants. In addition, each executive branch agency, department, and office may provide support services required to achieve the objectives of the committee.54-56-03. Functions.1.The committee may:a.Plan for and coordinate delivery of services to children and adolescents who are abused, neglected, emotionally disturbed, mentally ill, medically disabled, runaways, homeless, deprived, school dropouts, school-age parents, chemical or alcohol abusers, unruly, or delinquent.b.Foster primary prevention ideas and strategies and present those ideas and strategies to regional or tribal children's services coordinating committees.2.The committee shall:a.Distribute funds due to regional or tribal committees within five days of receiving the funds.b.Distribute its grant funds appropriated or authorized by the legislative assembly to children's services organizations and programs, subject to specific approval by the legislative assembly or the budget section. No funds, grants, gifts, or services of an organization receiving funds distributed by the committee may be used for the purposes of direct provision of contraception services, abortion, or abortion referrals to minors.54-56-04. Charter public corporations - Duties. The children's services coordinatingcommittee may designate up to twelve organizations to serve as regional and tribal children's services coordinating committees to distribute grants received from the children's services coordinating committee. The committee shall prescribe conditions for the creation, continuance, and duration of those designations. The committee shall discontinue the designation of regional and tribal committees if grant funds are not available for distribution to the regional and tribal committees.54-56-05.Authority to accept and expend funds, grants, or gifts.Repealed byS.L. 1997, ch. 43,