New York Statutes
§ 2204 — Tuberculosis; removal of patients to another state or country; costs
§ 2204. Tuberculosis; removal of patients to another state or country;\ncosts.
1.When any state charge, as defined in this article, who has\nnot acquired state residence has settlement or residence or otherwise\nbelongs to or in any other state or country, has legally responsible\nrelatives or friends willing to undertake the obligations to support him\nor to aid in supporting him in such other state or country, the\ndepartment may furnish him with transportation to such state or country,\nprovided, in the judgment of the commissioner the interest of the state\nand the welfare of such person will be promoted thereby.\n 2. The commissioner shall designate or employ nurses or attendants to\naccompany such persons being removed out of the state unless it appears\nthat such persons are in
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