New Jersey § 44:7-23

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 44:7-23, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 44:7-23.

The county welfare board shall report to the state division at such times and in such

manner and form as the division may prescribe, the number of applications granted

and the grants of old age assistance changed, revoked or suspended under this chapter

by such county welfare board, together with copies of all applications and supporting

affidavits received, and a statement of the action of such county welfare board thereon,

and shall report the amount of assistance to aged needy persons paid out under this

chapter by the county welfare board and make such other reports, as the state division

may require either by rules or requests in individual cases.

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