Va. Code Ann. § 66-25.5
Powers and duties not delegable to contractor
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Current — March 1, 2022
As of June 1, 2021
No contract for juvenile correctional services shall authorize, allow, or imply a delegation of authority or responsibility of the Director to a contractor for any of the following:
No contract for juvenile correctional services shall authorize, allow, or imply a delegation of authority or responsibility of the Director to a contractor for any of the following:
(1) Developing and implementing procedures for calculating release and parole eligibility dates for committed juveniles;
(1) Developing and implementing procedures for calculating release and parole eligibility dates for committed juveniles;
(2) Approving juveniles for furlough and work release;
(2) Approving juveniles for furlough and work release;
(3) Approving the type of work juveniles may perform and the wages which may be given the juveniles engaging in such work;
(3) Approving the type of work juveniles may perform and the wages which may be given the juveniles engaging in such work;
(4) Classifying a committed juvenile or placing a committed juvenile in less restrictive custody or more restrictive custody;
(4) Classifying a committed juvenile or placing a committed juvenile in less restrictive custody or more restrictive custody;
(5) Transferring a committed juvenile; however, the contractor may make written recommendations regarding the transfer of a committed juvenile;
(5) Transferring a committed juvenile; however, the contractor may make written recommendations regarding the transfer of a committed juvenile;
(6) Formulating rules of behavior for committed juveniles, violations of which may subject committed juveniles to sanctions; however, the contractor may propose such rules to the Director for his review and adoption, rejection, or modification as otherwise provided by law or regulation; and
(6) Formulating rules of behavior for committed juveniles, violations of which may subject committed juveniles to sanctions; however, the contractor may propose such rules to the Director for his review and adoption, rejection, or modification as otherwise provided by law or regulation; and
(7) Disciplining committed juveniles in any manner which requires a discretionary application of rules of behavior for committed juveniles or a discretionary imposition of a sanction for violations of such rules. (1996, cc. 795, 942.)
(7) Disciplining committed juveniles in any manner which requires a discretionary application of rules of behavior for committed juveniles or a discretionary imposition of a sanction for violations of such rules.
Official source: Virginia Law Portal (LIS). Reproduced from public-domain Virginia statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.