Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act — Section 49

49. Place of safety.—(1) The State Government shall set up atleast one place of safety in a State registered under section 41, so as to place a person above the age of eighteen years or child in conflict with law, who is between the age of sixteen to eighteen years and is accused of or convicted for committing a heinous offence.

(2) Every place of safety shall have separate arrangement and facilities for stay of such children or

persons during the process of inquiry and children or persons convicted of committing an offence.

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(3) The State Government may, by rules, prescribe the types of places that can be designated as place

of safety under sub-section (1) and the facilities and services that may be provided therein.