New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR)
Title 9 Part 8200
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9 NYCRR 8200.1 - Definitions as used in this Subtitle
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(a)Chairman shall mean the chairman of the Council on Children and Families.
(b)Council shall mean the Council on Children and Families.
(c)Executive director shall mean the executive director of the council.
(d)Member agency shall mean an agency headed by a member of the council, including the following: the State Commissioner of Social Services, the director of the Division for Youth, the Commissioner of Mental Hygiene, the Commissioner of Education, the State Director of Probation, and the executive director of the State Board of Social Welfare.
(e)Social services official shall mean a county commissioner of social services, a city commissioner of social services, a town social services officer or city social services officer.
9 NYCRR 8200.2 - Statement of purpose
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(a)The purpose of the council is to coordinate the efforts of State agencies providing services to children and families and to develop policy concerning these services.
(b)The council shall work towards the improvement of the State-local, public-voluntary system of social, educational, mental health and other supportive and rehabilitative services to children and family by strengthening:
(1)cooperation and coordination by and among State agencies, among State agencies and their local government counterparts, and among both public and voluntary local agencies to minimize the waste of public funds, duplication, gaps and overlaps in the availability and provision of services;
(2)accountability by the agencies, institutions and individuals responsible for providing services, management and research capacities for timely identification of deficiencies in the use of current resources or for the development of new approaches; and
(3)mechanisms to clarify the responsibilities of many State and local agencies involved in the provision or supervision of services to children and families, to resolve interagency conflicts in a timely manner and encourage greater efficiency in planning.