NY · rules
22 NYCRR 1032.2
Attorneys for children advisory committee
(a) The presiding justice shall appoint a chairperson of the Fourth Department attorneys for children advisory committee and such other members as the presiding justice deems necessary to enable the committee to perform the functions specified in this section. The term of appointment shall be staggerd and for a period of two years subject to reappointment by the presiding justice.
(b) The Fourth Department attorneys for children advisory committee may make recommendations to the presiding justice and the attorneys for children director with respect to:
(1) training of attorneys for children;
(2) the promulgation of rules, standards and administrative procedures for effective attorneys for children representation in the department;
(3) procedures necessary to insure that panel members are designated and assigned in a fair and impartial manner, having regard to the nature and difficulty of each case and the special qualifications of panel members; and
(4) procedures necessary to improve the operation thereof throughout the department.
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