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The respective boards of county commissioners of each county are hereby authorized to empower and confer upon the county director of social services for their respective counties the authority to perform any or all acts or functions which the previous sections of this Article direct or authorize the county boards of commissioners to perform. Any act or function performed by a county director of social services under the authority of this section shall be reported by him to the respective county board of commissioners for its review, and for alternative action or disposition where deemed appropriate by such board. Provided that the respective boards of county commissioners shall make no alternative or different disposition of a matter which the county director of social services is empowered to act upon which would prejudicially affect the status of any aid to the blind recipient without first affording such recipient reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 111. Aid to the Blind § 111-35. Authority of director of social services - last updated January 01, 2023 | https://codes.findlaw.com/nc/chapter-111-aid-to-the-blind/nc-gen-st-sect-111-35/
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