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State of Maharashtra - Section

Section 49 in The Maharashtra Habitual Offenders Rules, 1960

49.

(1)The State Government may approve or certify any privately managed institution (whether known as a settlement or otherwise) as a corrective settlement for the purposes of the Act, on application made on behalf of such institution, subject to the conditions mentioned in sub-rule (2).
(2)The privately managed settlement approved or certified by the State Government shall abide by the following conditions :-
(i)A privately managed settlement may at its discretion choose a settler according to its choice. Once it accepts a settler he will not be transferred to another settlement except on unusual or unexpected circumstances;
(ii)Per capita Re. 1 will be given during the apprenticeship period;
(iii)A privately managed settlement should have at least four intern mural industries with qualified staff to supervise and train;
(iv)Inspection of the privately managed settlements will be done by the Departmental Officer with or without notice;
(v)All the accounts in respect of committed settlers are liable for audit by the department;
(vi)Case Sheets of the settlers committed should be properly maintained with due regard to case work of a standard set by the Director of Social Welfare;
(vii)The premises of the privately managed settlements should be maintained clean and tidy;
(viii)Clothing and bedding on the arrival of the inmates should be provided by privately owned agency;
(ix)Wages as determined by the Director of Social Welfare in consultation with privately owned agency should be paid to settlers after the training is over;
(x)All medical help should be provided by the privately owned agency, during the training period of the settler within the sanctioned per capita grant;
(xi)All the registers prescribed by the Director of Social Welfare from time to time should be maintained properly and should be shown to inspecting officers from time to time.