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Connecticut General Statutes 17a-98 - Supervision of children under guardianship or care of commissioner

Connecticut General Statutes > Title 17a > Chapter 319a > § 17a-98 - Supervision of children under guardianship or care of commissioner

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The Commissioner of Children and Families, or any agent appointed by him, shall exercise careful supervision of each child under his guardianship or care and shall maintain such contact with the child and his foster family as is necessary to promote the child's safety and his physical, educational, moral and emotional development. The commissioner shall maintain such records and accounts as may be necessary for the proper supervision of all children under his guardianship or care.

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