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A.D. 1933.

PART VI.

-cont.

Power of

[CH. 12.]

Children and

Young Persons Act, 1933.

[23 GEO. 5.]

being extensively used by persons apparently under the age of sixteen years or to remove the machine, by any person aggrieved;

(f) in the case of an order under subsection (2) of section ninety-five of this Act directing the removal of children and young persons from a voluntary home or, in the case of a refusal to make such an order, by any person aggrieved, and, in relation to an appeal from a refusal to make an order under the said subsection (2), the refusal shall be deemed to be an order.

(2) Nothing in this section shall be construed as affecting the rights of appeal to quarter sessions con- ferred by sections fifty-five, fifty-six, ninety, and ninety- one of this Act or any other right of appeal conferred by this or any other Act.

Supplementary Provisions as to Secretary of State.

103. The Secretary of State may appoint for the Secretary of purposes of the enactments relating to children and State to

young persons a chief inspector, and such number of appoint

inspectors to act under the direction of the chief inspector inspectors.

as the Treasury may approve, and may pay to the persons so appointed such remuneration and allowances as with the consent of the Treasury he may determine, and they shall perform such duties as the Secretary of State may from time to time direct.

Exchequer grants and expenses of Secretary of State.

104.-(1) There shall be paid out of money pro- vided by Parliament-

(a) such sums on such conditions as the Secretary of State with the approval of the Treasury may recommend towards-

(i) the expenses of the managers of an approved school;

(ii) the expenses of a local authority in respect of children and young persons com- mitted to their care;

(iii) the expenses of a council of a county or county borough in respect of remand homes;

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