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  8. Chapter 2 - State and County Departments and Bo...


Chapter 2 - State and County Departments and Boards of Human Resources.


  • Section 38-2-1 - State Department of Human Resources.
  • Section 38-2-2 - State Board of Human Resources.
  • Section 38-2-3 - Commissioner of State Department of Human Resources; other personnel.
  • Section 38-2-4 - Legal counsel for department.
  • Section 38-2-5 - Allocation of funds.
  • Section 38-2-6 - Duties, powers, and responsibilities of state department.
  • Section 38-2-6.1 - Office of State Parent Locator for the Location of Absent Parents established; duties; assistance of other agencies, etc.; use of information obtained.
  • Section 38-2-7 - County boards of human resources created; composition; terms of office; meetings; duties, etc.; county director.
  • Section 38-2-8 - County departments of human resources.
  • Section 38-2-9 - Appropriations by counties and municipalities; expenditures to be approved by state department.
  • Section 38-2-10 - Authority of state department with respect to granting of public assistance.
  • Section 38-2-11 - Photographic reproductions of books, records, papers or other documents of state department.
  • Section 38-2-12 - Authority of commissioner to destroy certain records, etc.
  • Section 38-2-13 - Bonds of officers of State Department of Human Resources.
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