NYC Administrative Code

§ 27-2056.18 — Application of this article based on age of child.

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This section defines the term 'applicable age' as 'under seven years of age' for the purposes of the article. It outlines that after one year, the board of health may reassess and potentially redefine 'applicable age' to 'under six years of age.' Applies to provisions affecting children's health regulations.

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§ 27-2056.18 Application of this article based on age of child.

AC § 27-2056.18

For the purposes of this article, the term "applicable age" shall mean "under seven years of age" for at least one calendar year from the effective date of this section. Upon the expiration of such one year period, in accordance with the procedures by which the health code is amended, the board of health may determine whether or not the provisions of this article should apply to children of age six, and based on this determination, may redefine "applicable age" for the purposes of some or all of the provisions of this article to mean "under six years of age," but no lower. Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 2004/001.

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