(1) Without prejudice to the provisions for appeal and revi-siOn under this Act, any juvenile court may, either on its ownmotion or on an application received in this behalf, amend any order asto the institution to which a child is to be sent or as to the person under whose care or supervision a child is to be placed under the Act.
(2) Clerical mistakes in orders passed by a juvenile court or errorsarising therein from any accidental slip or omission may, at anytime,be corrected by the juvenile court either on its own motion or onan application received in this behalf. '
75. Any person in whose Care a child is ntaced under the provi-sions of this Act, shall, while the order is in force, have the likecontrol over. the child as if he were his parent, and shall be responsiblefor his maintenance and the child shall Continue in his care for thepetioJ stated by the court notwithstanding that he is claimed by hisparent or any other person.
76. The Probation Officer and all other persons authorised orentitled to act under any of‘ thetprovisions of: this Act shall be deemedto be pubiic servants within the meaning. of section 21 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860.
77. No'suit, piosecution'or other legal p‘mCeeding shall. be institu-ted against any person for anything which is in good faith done‘icrtintended to be done under this Act, save with the. permission of theState Government. " i i A _ 78 Aliuor any;_-of the powerscon‘iegredfiby this Act on the StateGovernment may be exercised 0r pei-formed by such other oflicer andsubject to s 1ch conditions as the State Government may by notificationspecify in that behalf. 4 27
79. _(1) The $t-ate Government may_s.ubject to; the condition Ruhof prekus publication make rules for the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of this Act.
(2)} In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing powers, such rules may provide ,for all; or any of the folloizkihg mattei-s, namely :—
(a) the place at Which, the days on which, the time at which, and the manner in which, a Juvenile court may hold its sittings ;
(b) content of order committing children or delinquent children to special schools or to the care of fit persons ;
(c) the appointment of visitors and their tenure of office ;
(d) the inspection of special schools or any other institution established under this Act or after care organisations;
(e) the maintenance, educational and industrial, rel'igionvormoral or other training of the inmates 'of special Schools ;
(f) the internal management of special schools and children’s home ; -
(g) the functions and restionsibilities of Special Schools and children's homes ; '
(h) matters incidental to the appointment, resignation and removal of Probation Oflicers and the remuneration and expenses payable to them ;
(i) duties of the Probation Officer [and his (AnalificatiOn ;
(j) visit to and communication with inmates of special schools ;'
(k) the punishment for ofi'ences ‘c’ofli’ihitted by inmates of special schools, or any other institution established under this Act 5
(1) the recruitment and training of persons appointed to carry out the purposes of‘ this Act and the terms and conditions of their service;
(m) the manner of detention of children under arrest or remanded or committed for trial ;
(n) the procedure to be adopted in juvenile courts;
:(0) the procedure to be adopted in any case oi- inquiry under this Act, before any court other than a Juvenile court;
(p) the manner in which a child may be committed to the care of a relative or other fit person, and the duties of such persons and the supervision of such children ;
{q) the contribution by parents and other persons liable to maintain children and delinquent children;
(1‘) the boarding out of children and the licensing and supervision of children and delinquent children and the submission of reports regarding them ; ‘