New Jersey § 26:2h-21

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 26:2h-21, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 26:2h-21.

All functions, powers, duties, records, and property of the Department of Institutions

and Agencies, and personnel of the Bureau of Medical Facilities Construction and Planning

relating to receipt of money from the Federal Government for the purpose of making

payments for construction of hospitals, including public health centers and related

facilities within the State, and for an inventory and survey in connection therewith

under or pursuant to any Federal law providing for the payment of such moneys as established

and authorized by the provisions of c. 83, P.L.1947 ( C. 30:1-19 et seq. ), are hereby transferred to the State Department of Health.

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