Section 23(2)(g) in The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956
(g)(I)the establishment, maintenance, management and superintendence of protective homes and the appointment, powers and duties of persons employed in such homes;(ii)the form in which an application for a license may be made and the particulars to be contained in such application;(iii)the procedure for the issue or renewal of a license, the time within which such license shall be issued or renewed and the procedure to be followed in making a full and complete investigation in respect of an application for a license;(iv)the form of a license and the conditions to be specified therein;(v)the manner in which the accounts of a protective home shall be maintained and audited;(vi)the maintenance of registers and statements by a licensee and the form of such registers and statements;(vii)the care, treatment, maintenance, training, instruction, control and discipline of the inmates of protective homes;(viii)the visits to and communication with such inmates;(ix)the temporary detention of women and girls sentenced to detention in protective homes until arrangements are made for sending them to such homes;(x)the transfer of a woman or girl from one protective home to another;(xi)the transfer in pursuance of an order of the court from a protective home to a prison of a woman or girl found to be incorrigible or exercising bad influence upon other inmates of the protective home and the period of her detention in such prison;(xii)the transfer to a protective home of women or girls sentenced under section 7 or section 8 and the period of their detention in such home;(xiii)the discharge of inmates from a protective home either absolutely or subject to conditions, and their arrest in the event of breach of such conditions;(xiv)the grant of permission to inmates to absent themselves for short periods;(xv)the inspection of protective homes and other institutions in which women and girls may be kept, detained and maintained;