235.3 POWERS AND DUTIES OF ADMINISTRATOR.
The administrator shall:
1. Plan and supervise all public child welfare services and
activities within the state as provided by this chapter.
2. Make such reports and obtain and furnish such information from
time to time as may be necessary to permit co-operation by the state
division with the United States children's bureau, the social
security board, or any other federal agency which is now or may
hereafter be charged with any duty regarding child care or child
welfare services.
3. Adopt rules as necessary or advisable for the supervision of
the private child-caring agencies or their officers which the
administrator is empowered to license and supervise.
4. Supervise private institutions for the care of dependent,
neglected, and delinquent children, and make reports regarding the
institutions.
5. Designate and approve the private and county institutions
within the state to which neglected, dependent and delinquent
children may be legally committed and to have supervision of the care
of children committed thereto, and the right of visitation and
inspection of said institutions at all times.
6. Receive and keep on file annual reports from all institutions
to which children subject to the jurisdiction of the juvenile court
are committed; compile statistics regarding juvenile delinquency,
make reports regarding juvenile delinquency, and study prevention and
cure of juvenile delinquency.
7. Require and receive from the clerks of the courts of record
within the state duplicates of the findings of the courts upon
petitions for adoption, and keep records and compile statistics
regarding adoptions.
8. License private child-placing agencies, make reports regarding
them, and revoke such licenses.
9. Make such rules and regulations as may be necessary for the
distribution and use of funds appropriated for child welfare
services.
235.3 POWERS AND DUTIES OF ADMINISTRATOR.
The administrator shall:
1. Plan and supervise all public child welfare services and
activities within the state as provided by this chapter.
2. Make such reports and obtain and furnish such information from
time to time as may be necessary to permit co-operation by the state
division with the United States children's bureau, the social
security board, or any other federal agency which is now or may
hereafter be charged with any duty regarding child care or child
welfare services.
3. Adopt rules as necessary or advisable for the supervision of
the private child-caring agencies or their officers which the
administrator is empowered to license and supervise.
4. Supervise private institutions for the care of dependent,
neglected, and delinquent children, and make reports regarding the
institutions.
5. Designate and approve the private and county institutions
within the state to which neglected, dependent and delinquent
children may be legally committed and to have supervision of the care
of children committed thereto, and the right of visitation and
inspection of said institutions at all times.
6. Receive and keep on file annual reports from all institutions
to which children subject to the jurisdiction of the juvenile court
are committed; compile statistics regarding juvenile delinquency,
make reports regarding juvenile delinquency, and study prevention and
cure of juvenile delinquency.
7. Require and receive from the clerks of the courts of record
within the state duplicates of the findings of the courts upon
petitions for adoption, and keep records and compile statistics
regarding adoptions.
8. License private child-placing agencies, make reports regarding
them, and revoke such licenses.
9. Make such rules and regulations as may be necessary for the
distribution and use of funds appropriated for child welfare
services.
235.3 POWERS AND DUTIES OF ADMINISTRATOR.
The administrator shall:
1. Plan and supervise all public child welfare services and
activities within the state as provided by this chapter.
2. Make such reports and obtain and furnish such information from
time to time as may be necessary to permit co-operation by the state
division with the United States children's bureau, the social
security board, or any other federal agency which is now or may
hereafter be charged with any duty regarding child care or child
welfare services.
3. Adopt rules as necessary or advisable for the supervision of
the private child-caring agencies or their officers which the
administrator is empowered to license and supervise.
4. Supervise private institutions for the care of dependent,
neglected, and delinquent children, and make reports regarding the
institutions.
5. Designate and approve the private and county institutions
within the state to which neglected, dependent and delinquent
children may be legally committed and to have supervision of the care
of children committed thereto, and the right of visitation and
inspection of said institutions at all times.
6. Receive and keep on file annual reports from all institutions
to which children subject to the jurisdiction of the juvenile court
are committed; compile statistics regarding juvenile delinquency,
make reports regarding juvenile delinquency, and study prevention and
cure of juvenile delinquency.
7. Require and receive from the clerks of the courts of record
within the state duplicates of the findings of the courts upon
petitions for adoption, and keep records and compile statistics
regarding adoptions.
8. License private child-placing agencies, make reports regarding
them, and revoke such licenses.
9. Make such rules and regulations as may be necessary for the
distribution and use of funds appropriated for child welfare
services.
