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§ 532-c. Notice   to  parent;  return  of  runaway  youth  to  parent;  alternative living arrangements. 1. The staff of the program  shall,  to  the  maximum  extent  possible,  preferably within twenty-four hours but  within no more than seventy-two hours following  the  youth's  admission  into  the  program,  notify  such  runaway  youth's  parent, guardian or  custodian of his or  her  physical  and  emotional  condition,  and  the  circumstances  surrounding  the runaway youth's presence at the program,  unless there are compelling circumstances why the  parent,  guardian  or  custodian should not be so notified. Where such circumstances exist, the  runaway   program   director  or  his  designee  shall  either  file  an  appropriate petition in the family court, refer the youth to  the  local  social  services  district,  or  in  instances where abuse or neglect is  suspected, report such case pursuant to title six of article six of  the  social services law.    2.  Where  custody  of  the youth upon leaving the approved program is  assumed by a  relative  or  other  person,  other  than  the  parent  or  guardian,  the  staff  of  the  program  shall  so  notify the parent or  guardian as soon as practicable after the  release  of  the  youth.  The  officers, directors or employees of an approved runaway program shall be  immune  from  any  civil or criminal liability for or arising out of the  release  of  a  runaway  or  homeless  youth  to  a  relative  or  other  responsible person other than a parent or guardian.

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Statutes > New-york > Exc > Article-19-h > 532-c

§ 532-c. Notice   to  parent;  return  of  runaway  youth  to  parent;  alternative living arrangements. 1. The staff of the program  shall,  to  the  maximum  extent  possible,  preferably within twenty-four hours but  within no more than seventy-two hours following  the  youth's  admission  into  the  program,  notify  such  runaway  youth's  parent, guardian or  custodian of his or  her  physical  and  emotional  condition,  and  the  circumstances  surrounding  the runaway youth's presence at the program,  unless there are compelling circumstances why the  parent,  guardian  or  custodian should not be so notified. Where such circumstances exist, the  runaway   program   director  or  his  designee  shall  either  file  an  appropriate petition in the family court, refer the youth to  the  local  social  services  district,  or  in  instances where abuse or neglect is  suspected, report such case pursuant to title six of article six of  the  social services law.    2.  Where  custody  of  the youth upon leaving the approved program is  assumed by a  relative  or  other  person,  other  than  the  parent  or  guardian,  the  staff  of  the  program  shall  so  notify the parent or  guardian as soon as practicable after the  release  of  the  youth.  The  officers, directors or employees of an approved runaway program shall be  immune  from  any  civil or criminal liability for or arising out of the  release  of  a  runaway  or  homeless  youth  to  a  relative  or  other  responsible person other than a parent or guardian.

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Statutes > New-york > Exc > Article-19-h > 532-c

§ 532-c. Notice   to  parent;  return  of  runaway  youth  to  parent;  alternative living arrangements. 1. The staff of the program  shall,  to  the  maximum  extent  possible,  preferably within twenty-four hours but  within no more than seventy-two hours following  the  youth's  admission  into  the  program,  notify  such  runaway  youth's  parent, guardian or  custodian of his or  her  physical  and  emotional  condition,  and  the  circumstances  surrounding  the runaway youth's presence at the program,  unless there are compelling circumstances why the  parent,  guardian  or  custodian should not be so notified. Where such circumstances exist, the  runaway   program   director  or  his  designee  shall  either  file  an  appropriate petition in the family court, refer the youth to  the  local  social  services  district,  or  in  instances where abuse or neglect is  suspected, report such case pursuant to title six of article six of  the  social services law.    2.  Where  custody  of  the youth upon leaving the approved program is  assumed by a  relative  or  other  person,  other  than  the  parent  or  guardian,  the  staff  of  the  program  shall  so  notify the parent or  guardian as soon as practicable after the  release  of  the  youth.  The  officers, directors or employees of an approved runaway program shall be  immune  from  any  civil or criminal liability for or arising out of the  release  of  a  runaway  or  homeless  youth  to  a  relative  or  other  responsible person other than a parent or guardian.