State Act

THE UTTAR PRADESH CHILDREN ACT, 1951

88. (1) The State Government may, subject to the condition of previous publication make rules for the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of this Act. (2) In particular, and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing powers such rules may provide for all or any of the following matters namely : (a) contents of order committing children or youthful offenders to approved schools or to the care of a fit person ; (b) matters incidental to the appointment, resignation and removal of Reformation Officers and the remuneration and expenses payable to them ; (c) the duties of Reformation Officers; (d) the, conditions on which societies and institutions may be 'recognized by the State Government for providing Reformation Officers; (e) the manner in which youthful offenders may be released on probation; (f) the conditions subject to which a youthful offender may be released on licence and the form and conditions of such licence ; (g) establishment and maintenance of approved schools and auxiliary homes and the certification of such schools as approved schools and of auxiliary homes ; (h) the management of approved schools and auxiliary homes; (i) the appointment of visitors and their tenure of office; (j) the inspection of approved schools; (k) the maintenance, educational and industrial, religious or moral or other training of the inmates of approved schools ; (l) conveyance of youthful offenders and children to approved schools; (m) the grant of permission to inmates of approved school to absent themselves for short periods ; (n) visits to and communication with inmates of approved schools; (o) the punishment for offences committed by inmates of approved schools; (P) Inspection of institutions referred to in section 57 ; (q) the manner of detention of children under arrest, re-manded or committed for trial ; (r) the procedure to be adopted in Juvenile courts ; (s) the procedure to be adopted in any case or inquiry under this Act before any court other than a juvenile court : (t) the manner in which a child may be committed to the care of a relative or other fit person, and the duties of such persons and the supervision of such children ; (u) the contribution by parents and other persons liable to maintain children and youthful offenders ; (v) the boarding out of children and the licensing and supervision of children and youthful offenders and the submission of reports regarding them.